Sentence examples for the generalized pattern from inspiring English sources

Optimization is performed using a mixed variable extension to the generalized pattern search method.

Numerical simulations were developed in MatLab® programming language and the Generalized Pattern Search optimization algorithm with MADSPositiveBasis2N was used in the determination of the optimal solution.

The generalized pattern of tarsal-metatarsal articulations throughout marsupials is that digit I articulates with the ectocuneiform, digit II with the mesocuneiform, digit III with the ectocuneiform, and digits IV and V articulate with the cuboid bone.

The approach is formulated as an optimization problem and then framed into the generalized patterns search method, inheriting the convergence properties, which are a novelty both in the control theory as well as in mathematics.

Finally, the individual tracks of each species and the generalized patterns of distribution are represented in a KML (Keyhole Markup Language) file that can be visualized using any Geographic Information System (GIS) program such as GoogleEarth, or Qgis (Figure 1).

It should be further noted that the PREP script did not miss any records that contained matching patterns within the data set, and that the DFN prefix associated with deafness mutations is less likely to turn up false positives than the more generalized pattern associated with biochemical mutation data.

This method is based on the application of both generalized pattern optimization and channel surfing reinitialization.

The patients demonstrated a generalized pattern of severe destruction and CAL > 4 mm and PD > 5 mm on eight or more teeth; at least three of these were other than central incisors of first molars.

Furthermore, some analytic linkages between the generalized wordlength pattern of double design and that of the original one are firstly provided here, which extend the existing findings.

The attempt to create a generalized pattern of effect of piospheres on vegetation across the world is based on the perception that plant species with similar morphological and physiological traits should respond similarly when exposed to grazing (Brooks and Matchett 2006; Todd 2006).

The relationship between MD and the generalized wordlength pattern for multi-level design is given, then the level permutation technique is shown as a useful tool to search uniform designs.