Sentence examples for using a general function from inspiring English sources

The mode-shape of a cracked beam is first obtained analytically by using a general function.

In this study, we estimated the missing parameters based on empirical regression functions by basin instead of using a general function.

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We generalize the analysis by using a general concave function f u) which is monotonically increasing.

We show that an important set of schedulers using a general utility function can be reduced to a scheduler maximizing the weighted sum rate of the system.

For example, Farzin ([1995]) has shown that the technology which decreases the marginal extraction cost and the one which decreases the depletion effects affect differently the paths of the marginal extraction cost, scarcity rent, and resource price using a general cost function.

In this paper, topology optimization of both geometrically and materially nonlinear structure is studied using a general displacement functional as the objective function.

Our protocol can thus potentially be used as a general function annotation and knowledge mining tool for other protein domains.

All filter settings were referenced against the winning method from step 1, which estimates SN amplitude from a reconstructed response function, using a general linear convolution model with a canonical SCRF and time derivative, at standard high pass filter settings – a bidirectional first order Butterworth filter with cut-off frequency of 0.0159 Hz.

Regional BPND values derived from the two input functions were compared using a general linear model (GLM, repeated measures) with input function and region as within-subjects variables.

We extend some univalent conditions of Becker's type for analytic functions using a general integral transform.