Sentence examples for unknown variations from inspiring English sources

Robust design is a philosophy that aims to ensure that a structure will be tolerant to unknown variations and imperfections.

Conventional breeding brings about a large number of new and unknown variations at molecular level, yet it hardly ever creates any novel risk or hazard.

Using this approach, robots can perform manipulation tasks more efficiently, robustly, and flexibly, and they can even successfully accomplish previously unknown variations of tasks.

Nevertheless, the potential always exists for unknown variations in the character of sub-pixel topography (among other uncertainties such as albedo variations) to introduce errors.

The proposed design is therefore capable of providing satisfactory voltage in the presence of unknown variations of the power system operating conditions.

Due to the unpredictable and unknown variations of the power system normal operating points the model parameters are unknown and time-varying.

In the hierarchical variation case, it has provided a prototype example of the quantification of unknown variation and option value at one nominated scale of biodiversity.

Estimating and quantifying the largely unknown variation that makes up biodiversity is one and the same as quantifying corresponding option values of biodiversity.

Any "calculus" of biodiversity providing quantitative estimates of this unknown variation automatically provides at the same time a measure of those values that link to the need to maintain variety — option values and intrinsic values.

The random placement of the sensor in the depth dimension simulates the unknown variation of depth amongst the sensors, and can be reasonably assumed to be a superset of the equi-depth and known-depth scenarios.

Simulation and experimental results both demonstrated that the influence of the permittivity and the mass of the solids can be decoupled under certain conditions, which provide a mechanism to correct the possible errors due to the unknown variation of the solids permittivity, or moisture.