Sentence examples for the extension of this framework from inspiring English sources

In [14] the extension of this framework to partial Fourier series expansion has been considered.

Although stochastic transmission policy results in performance gains compared to deterministic policies, the extension of this framework to include the physical channel model is challenging mathematically.

During the last decades, many authors have been concerned with the extension of this framework to more general spaces, generalized contractions and infinite IFSs or, more generally, to multifunction systems.

The proposed framework shows good performance in antenna design, though it has an overhead that the extension of the framework to more cores is not easy.

Then, the extension of the framework towards salt transport is presented from the perspective of a physical modeler without in-depth numerical programming experience.

The extension of this into a Bayesian framework allows the uncertainty in the prior beliefs about the tests to be included [18] and full posterior distributions of the estimates to be given.

However, the wide use of batch processes for the production of "low volume high value" chemicals makes the extension of such frameworks to this production environment indispensable.

The chapter also concerns with an extension of this framework by two binary ordering based modifiers named BTW and SET and both represent fuzzy "between" operators, where BTW stands for the inclusive and SET ("strictly between") stands for the noninclusive interpretation.

This paper presents an extension of this framework enabling (i) the analysis of HBB joints made of dissimilar laminated or monolithic adherends, and (ii) the introduction of non linear material behaviour for both the adhesive layer and the fasteners.

An extension of this framework is proposed by Valletta (2014), who analyses the joint taxation of income and health expenditure in a model in which agents have heterogeneous preferences over consumption, labour and health.

Extension of this framework to product (catalyst) design is briefly touched upon.