Sentence examples for use of a distribution from inspiring English sources
In this work, the use of a Distribution Static Synchronous Compensator (DSTATCOM) coupled with a Flywheel Energy Storage System (FESS) is proposed to mitigate problems introduced by wind generation in the electric system.
In this paper, it is demonstrated that the use of a distribution of monopole sources can be used to simulate the field from a phased linear array and the accuracy should be sufficient for simulating pulsed spectral Doppler.
Through use of a distribution fitting method it was found that the shear friction angle could be adjusted to a normal probability density function while cohesion follows the log-normal density function.
Features of this model included: use of age-specific estimates of test-sensitivity and specificity; use of a distribution of observed values (rather than a fixed, low value) for design prevalence; and estimates of the probability of low prevalence (PrLow) based on a specific number of test-positive animals, rather than for a result less than or equal to a specified cut-point number of reactors.
Finally it was found that the use of a distribution plate along with the surface mounted rods provides the greatest potential for strength recovery, or in the best case scenario, strength gain.
An alternative approach to sensitivity analysis is the use of a distribution instead of point estimates.
Other flow maldistribution models propose and recommend the use of a probability distribution, e.g. Gaussian distribution.
This paper proposes the use of a generalized distribution, namely the Generalized T (GT) distribution in the joint estimation of process states and model parameters.
Programmatic use of such a distribution channel may well be appropriate in some settings.
The former makes use of a continuous distribution of vorticity, while the latter, a theoretically inviscid method, makes use of a discrete distribution.
Neither (1) fitting the null distribution parameters (to all test statistics) by way of maximum likelihood nor (2) use of a null distribution, yielded calibrated P-values.
