Sentence examples for transformation of a system from inspiring English sources

They say an Ahmar presidency would not bring the change they are calling for, namely the transformation of a system of tribal favoritism and patronage into a modern state.

In our previous approach, we adopted the transformation of a system of differential equations into the equivalent system of algebraic equations by Laplace transformation.

This paper concerns the design of a nonlinear observer through a transformation of a nonlinear system into an observer form that supports a high gain observer.

Sufficient geometrical condition is deduced to guarantee the existence of change of coordinates allowing the transformation of a nonlinear system into the proposed normal form.

As mentioned earlier, the main objective of PCA is the transformation of a coordinate system from n 'variable space' into a new and more relevant 'PC coordinate space' while simultaneously dropping "the noise part".

In the biological world, a phase transition can be defined as the transformation of a biological system from one phenotype or state to another, where different phenotypes can be mapped to distinct states.

All in all, along with the improvement of bicluster enumeration and sparse causal network inference, the proposed CPM can both detect unknown phase transitions in real biological systems, and identify the candidate functional cascade dynamics with temporal traces (or dynamical markers) during the transformation of a biological system.

This is also supported if we remember that a phase transition has the characteristic of taking a medium with given properties and transforming some (or all) of it into a new medium with new properties (i.e., the transformation of a thermodynamic system from one phase to another) [ 40, 41].

We agree that the term is problematic, in particular as it originates from physics with a different meaning: "A phase transition is the transformation of a thermodynamic system from one phase or state of matter to another one by heat transfer".

According to this theory, usually applied to computing, transformation of an entire system occurs only at the pace of the slowest part to change.

European transportation officials are strongly resisting inflicting airport-style security checks on passengers, like metal detectors and baggage searches, because they would represent a radical transformation of an open system and significantly drive up costs.