Sentence examples for underlying fixed from inspiring English sources

The case presented considers the situation where the bit rate between controller and plant is constrained to a fixed number of bits per unit of time and an underlying fixed fast sampling rate is deployed to take measurements.

Thus, despite the underlying fixed geography, the North Atlantic average pressure distribution, on which the prevailing winds depend, may show large differences from one winter to the next.

The field equations are solved on the underlying fixed grid using a collocated variable, pressure-based formulation.

Here, I bias is a base or bias current that is constant in the neuron, typically viewed as the underlying fixed control or bifurcation parameter related to different states in the dynamics.

However, a recent study by Xu and Jaggers (2014) provides evidence that pre-schooling wages of younger students understate their actual earning potential and that the assumptions underlying fixed effects estimation may not hold.

Following the grid based particle method we proposed in [S. Leung, H.K. Zhao, A grid based particle method for moving interface problems. J. Comput. Phys. 228 (2009) 2993 3024], we represent the open curve or the open surface by meshless Lagrangian particles sampled according to an underlying fixed Eulerian mesh.

"We might go in and fix the heating or take care of a lead-paint violation, but not get the underlying problems fixed for the long term".

And underlying her fixed yet enigmatic face, a vulnerability insisted on coming out.

Recalling the frustration that she said she felt as a housing advocate, "watching landlords let a building deteriorate so that they could push out tenants and sell," Ms. Quinn pledged that the Council would pass a measure allowing the Department of Housing Preservation and Development to require landlords to fix underlying conditions, rather than simply make cosmetic fixes.

The sports fashion division posted an operating profit before one-off items of £162.9m, a rise of 49% as the strong rise in underlying sales offset fixed costs.

[#unhandled_cartoon] Another answer to the question "What good is the cookbook?" lies in what might be called the grammatical turn: the idea that what the cookbook should supply is the rules, the deep structure — a fixed, underlying grammar that enables you to use all the recipes you find.