Sentence examples for variation of the machine from inspiring English sources

The variation of the machine spaces was investigated, and a thermodynamic analysis and a calculation of power based on Schmidt theory were conducted.

Previously the pair used a variation of the machine, called Knitic, for their Neuroknitting project which saw them translate brainwaves into stitched patterns.

The machine is routinely calibrated, and a phantom spine will be scanned daily to determine coefficients of variation of the machine.

Counting was performed by an automated system (Varga et al, 2004) to avoid any variation possibly introduced by different observers and to eliminate imperfect reproducibility (coefficient of variation of the machine <5% for counts on the same slide).

It is shown that the controller regulates well the motor speed and the rotor flux in presence of wide range variations of the machine speed reference and load torque.

Machining results indicate that the dimensions of sinusoidal grid change with the variation of the FTS machining condition.

The relative motion and in turn, the variation of the gaps during machine operation implies several obstacles for the implementation of reliable CFD models.

More precisely, we have used a variation of the Support Vector Machine known as -Support Vector Regressor ( -SVR for short) as our function estimator.

The uncertainties which are accounted for by the PTV margin are numerous, and include mechanical variations of the treatment machine, positional uncertainties of the patient on the couch, patient internal organ motion and clinician variability in tumour volume delineation.

Because of the variation in the machine specifications (e.g., the CPU and memory utilities) and the discrepancy of the evaluation time in the individuals, computers that run different subpopulations can take different amounts of time to complete the corresponding evolution.

Mian, et al. [55], presented a novel offline technique using finite element analysis (FEA) to simulate the effects of the major internal heat sources, such as bearings, motors and belt drives, and the effects of the ambient temperature variation during the machine's operation.