Sentence examples for unit specific from inspiring English sources
In this paper novel scheduling techniques based on unit specific time point continuous time representation are presented.
Both the 1 h utilization of Ca and SO2 capture per unit specific surface area of sorbent decreased in general with increasing specific surface area.
The models based on unit specific time points have shown better solution efficiency by reducing the number of time points and problem size.
Since (gamma_{mathrm{turb}} > gamma_{mathrm{th}}), we see that turbulent energy is more efficient, per unit specific internal energy, at pushing the shock than thermal energy.
The water quality data selected consisted of daily measured of water temperature (TE, °C), pH (std. unit), specific conductance (SC, μS/cm) and discharge (DI cfs), are used as inputs to the LSSVM, MARS and M5T models.
Many estimates have been provided in the literature on the size of the unit specific to a given sequence [52] [53], but there has been no molecular level explanation towards the number of base pairs present in a melting unit.
Usually, global alignment is enforced for different tasks that use the same utility, while for material states unit-specific alignment is used.
The course involves faculty from Business, Engineering, and Design in a world where teaching load, compensation and infrastructural support is most often tallied on a unit-specific basis.
In this work, we propose a unified framework and develop two unit-specific event-based approaches for STN and RTN representations by incorporating a novel resource balance that offers these two unifications.
For a generic variable X, unit-specific effects are removed using begin{aligned} tilde{X}_{i,t}: =,X_{i,t} - bar{X_i}, end{aligned} (6 where (bar{X_i}) is the time-average of the observations on (X_i).
In dynamic panel data models, if the unit-specific effects are stochastic and they are correlated with the lagged dependent variable, then the OLS estimator is inconsistent due to its correlation with the error term (Bond 2002).
