Sentence examples for this paper correspond from inspiring English sources

Costs given in this paper correspond to investment and fuel costs.

Generally, the most interesting arrangements, such as the two cases used in this paper, correspond to easily identifiable scattering features such as diffraction maxima and minima, and thus they should be easy to identify and tune.

All experiments in this paper correspond to multipoint-to-point routing in which data from all other nodes are sent to node-6 (see Figure 1), which is designated as the on-body sink node.

In this section, we provide the tools to simulate targets illuminated by an LFMCW radar, because the simulated and real data used in this paper correspond to this type of radar.

The PAHs concentrations presented in this paper correspond to those identified in forest soils in regions with elevated atmospheric PAH deposition: in Northern Bavaria (0.644-19.919 mg/kg dm in A-horizon) and near a blast furnace plant located in the region of Hoogovens, in the Netherlands [39, 42].

For instance, if we choose (beta=1), then the results of this paper correspond to a Caputo type sequential fractional differential equation with the boundary conditions of the form (x 0)=0), (x'(0)=0), (x zeta)=a int_{0}^{eta}x s),ds).

This paper corresponds to the second part of a study that aims at modeling helical structures accounting for translational invariance.

The proposed design, considered as the main contribution of this paper, corresponds to an observer for the estimation of the actuator fault and the system state, considering measurement noise at the system outputs.

This paper corresponds to the second part of a work devoted to analyse the impact of the pre-turbo aftertreatment configuration on the performance of a single stage turbocharged Diesel engine.

The selection method proposed in this paper corresponds well with the MEM and this process seems to be applicable to the estimation of various structure vibrations and radiated noise.

The work presented in this paper corresponds to a collaborative development by all authors.