Sentence examples for the output extent from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a technique of adaptive control of linearizable systems, together with an extended Kalman filter, was applied to a simulated batch styrene polymerization reactor to realize the output (extent of reaction) tracking in the presence of model parameter uncertainties.

But central banks already try to estimate the "output gap", the extent to which economic growth is above or below trend, when setting interest rates and that's fiendishly difficult.In the past central bankers have claimed that, rather than try to pop bubbles, they should clean up the mess after they have burst.

When the input variable has a positive effect on the output variable, the extent of the contribution from the former to the latter starts to diminish as the input amount accumulates.

In other projects, where payment is made per output, the effectiveness of paying for performance has been linked to the payment per output, the effort required to deliver the output and the extent to which outputs are responsive to consumer versus provider decisions [ 6].

This therefore warrants investigations into the nature of the information presented in the IPCC's outputs, the extent to which it is used and perceived as useful.

On the loading page of LENS, two URLs are provided, one of which allows customizing the output page to an extent.

Moreover, the output is contaminated to some extent by transposase-related sequences.

The presence of a sign-sensitive delay means that the output response is delayed to an extent almost identical to the duration for the expression of intermediate components such as E3 and I if the input signal is increased (plus), whereas it is not delayed when the input is decreased (minus).

Technical output efficiency reflects the extent to which the output levels of the DMU concerned can be raised through improved performance, and no additional resource while maintaining its output mix.

Moreover, existing tools are limited in terms of the types of comparisons that can be performed, the extent to which the output can be customized, and the ease with which the entire process can be automated.

While the construction sector only accounts for 6.8% of total UK output, the extent of its weakness means that it once again weighed down on GDP growth in the first quarter of 2013 after being a major drag on GDP in 2012.