The CS theory establishes conditions for sparse signals recovering from measurements acquired without satisfying the Nyquist criterion, provided that suitable relations between the number of measurements and the signal sparsity are satisfied.
Developed multi-scale model was used to identify the most suitable relation for the calculation of thermal conductivity of gas mixtures in PU foams and to quantify the influence of foam density, cell size, and strut content on heat insulation properties of PU foams.
This paper aims to combine state-of-the-art mechanisms intended for instruction and data caches in a two-level hierarchy (with separated instruction and data caches for both levels) resulting in a combined optimization mechanism that determines the most suitable relation between energy consumption and performance applications.
This paper deals with the design and parameter identification of hydrodynamic models based on the mass density conservation equation properly closed by suitable relations linking mass velocity to the local density profiles.
Rate of gain in strength at different periods of curing such as 12 h, 18 h, 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 21 days and 28 days are studied for various grades of different SCC mixes and suitable relations have been established for the gain in strength at the early ages in comparison to the conventional concrete of same grades.
This is an interesting feature when we apply the suitable equivalence relations of mathematics into computer science, a simple yet efficient application of the principle "divide and conquer".
They determined suitable relations between and, for which there is global existence or alternatively finite time blow-up.
In an effort to evaluate the degree of influence the presence of sand exerts on pressure drop, a suitable relation applicable for heterogeneous flow is employed to compute the energy gradient of the mixture.
No doubt, a suitable relation should be selected to evaluate the magnitude of a historical earthquake according to actual intensity data.
Consequently, the hard part of the work usually is considered to lie in the discovery of suitable linear relations.
