Sentence examples for use a deterministic approach from inspiring English sources

We use a deterministic approach and only a small portion of the voxels needs to be synthesized on demand.

For initial auxin concentration above 1 nM, the stochastic model will take a considerable amount of time, and therefore in this case it would be advisable to use a deterministic approach.

The design of biomass power plants is traditionally performed by using a deterministic approach.

In this paper, we present the operational optimization of a typical mGT, the Turbec T100 mGT, using a deterministic approach.

Optimization is conducted with respect to initial cost and expected life cycle cost using a deterministic approach.

It associates the advantages of existing models in that different receiving states are predicted using a deterministic approach, whereas the channel behavior is simulated using adapted statistical laws.

Moreover, the authors in [18] considered a scalable video transmission with a hard deadline and used a deterministic approach for selecting coding windows over all transmissions before the deadline.

A lattice code is used to solve the neutron/photon transport equation using a deterministic approach over a domain corresponding to a subpart or over a complete 2D or 3D nuclear reactor.

Both feedforward and feedback control are studied using a deterministic approach, where white noise is replaced by an impulse so that the active control of a stationary random disturbance is transformed to the active control of an impulse response.

It is often assumed that the tire terrain interaction can be captured using a deterministic approach, which means that one assumes fixed values for several vehicle or tire parameters, and expects exact responses from the system.

In general, long-period components of ground motion are computed using a deterministic approach with a theoretical representation of the rupture and wave propagation processes; therefore, it is important to construct an appropriate source model and a three-dimensional (3D) velocity structure model.