Sentence examples for the limit characterized from inspiring English sources

Thus, step by step, the estimation ( H ̂ i, n, σ ̂ i 2 ) comes closer to the limit characterized by the couple ( H ̂ i 0, n, σ ̂ i 0 2 ).

Five different methods, i.e. spirit leveling, Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS), Continuous GPS (CGPS), Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR), and Interferometric Point Target Analysis (IPTA), are integrated into a Subsidence Integrated Monitoring System (SIMS) to overcome the limits characterizing each technique.

The thermohydraulic design limit characterized by the mass flux, at which the flow just becomes unstable (OFI), has been predicted in very good agreement with the experiment.

The third and fifth ignition limits are respectively manifestations of the low- and high-pressure responses of the third homogeneous explosion limit behavior, which is nevertheless punctuated by the fourth ignition limit characterized by the HO2 H reactions.

At large strains beyond a viscoelastic limit characterized by a pressure-sensitive yield function, which is extended from the Drucker-Prager one, a viscoplastic region follows.

An asymptotic limit characterizes the network and its hydraulic behaviour.

The limit states characterizing the lateral load behavior occur as anticipated in the design of the walls and at force and drift levels predicted by the analytical model, except that the experimentally observed drift capacity significantly exceeds the drift capacity predicted by the analytical model.

There was an increase in shear force (P = 0.0103) and a decrease in sarcomere length (P = 0.0061) in bulls fed sugar cane silage, although they remained within the limits that characterized the flesh as soft.

According to a study assessing EESC capacity in Ghana, a lack of adequately skilled human resources is often the limiting factor characterizing a facility's capacity for surgery, obstetrics, and anesthesia [ 29].

(See [1].) In the nonautonomous case with constant delays, it has been proved by Pituk [2] that the value of the limit can be characterized in an implicit formula by using a special solution of the adjoint equation to (1.4) and the initial values.

The upper limit is characterized by linear variations of Stc with c/t, while the lower limit is characterized by constant Stc until a critical c/t ratio where Stc jumps to a new value.