Sentence examples for variability function from inspiring English sources

We show that the variability function could be ineffective for queueing networks with splitting and superposition and propose a new decomposition method based on the variability function and the innovations method.

The aim of this paper is to reduce the latter inefficiency by modeling the Regression-Based Variability Function (RBVF) designed to approximate the between-class effect by exploiting the departure process from a single queue.

In this paper we present a more general heavy-traffic bottleneck phenomenon which is not explained by current approaches such as the QNA, the variability function, and the innovations method.

The use of a variability response function based on the local averaging method reduces the computational effort associated with the weighted integral method, with only a small loss of accuracy in most cases.

As a further validation of the assumption of independence of the variability response function to the stochastic parameters of the problem, the concept of the generalized variability response function was applied and compared to the steady state dynamic variability response function.

The concept of the variability response function is used to compute spectral-distribution-free upper bounds of the response variability.

Finally, the robustness of the floating MT was assessed by testing the drug release variability in function of the stirring conditions during dissolution tests.

In this paper, the weighted integral method and the concept of variability response function are successfully extended to plate bending problems where the elastic modulus of the structure is considered to be a two-dimensional, homogeneous stochastic field, overcoming earlier computational problems associated with the large number of terms in the expression for the variability response function.

The system's dynamic performance is quantified using a variability cost function that assigns a cost to the worst-case closed-loop variability, which is calculated using analytical bounds derived from tests used for robust control design.

"If you take a [siRNA] sequence and you put it in and try to express it in a vector, you get a lot of variability in function," says Andy Crouse, senior product manager at TransOMIC in Huntsville, Alabama.

The computing of the surveyed data using the most recent equations is a useful tool in order to estimate the theoretic inundation limit and to reconstruct its variability in function of the boulders size and of the coastal topography.