Sentence examples for with the generalised from inspiring English sources

Our simulations demonstrated that the graphs obtained were consistent with the generalised formulation and the applications.

In the simultaneous destination/model choice model the different transport modes are compared with the generalised costs.

Classification of nest-building events in the test set using accelerometer data with the generalised linear model indicated sensitivity of 87%, specificity of 85% and accuracy of 86%.

Based on results obtained with the Generalised Extreme Value (GEV) distribution, it was concluded that large floods of the last century are presumably rarer than previously considered using shorter data series.

Sharp error bounds in approximating the Riemann-Stieltjes integral ∫ a b f ( t ) d u ( t ) with the generalised trapezoid formula f ( b ) [ u ( b ) − 1 b − a ∫ a b u ( s ) d s ] + f ( a ) [ 1 b − a ∫ a b u ( s ) d s − u ( a ) ] are given for various pairs ( f, u ) of functions.

To address these issues found with the generalised minimal residual linear equation solver, the generalised conjugate residual solver with deflated restarting is adopted here in which an invariant Krylov subspace is recycled both between restarts when solving a single linear frequency domain problem and for a sequence of equations when varying the system matrix and forcing terms.

Anyway, Simon B swept much of this discussion away with the admirably generalised rule that punk can't be American because they have no council estates there.

Ilias and Govind's numerical approach for concentration polarisation was combined with the Stokes Einstein generalised equation and Bowen and Jenner's osmotic pressure model.

replacing v it with the estimated generalised residuals from the probit model, (shown by Vella (1993) to be equal to their respective inverse Mills ratio); the t test on λ is a test of attrition.

Compared with the slow, generalised atrophy of uncertain causation which characterises intrinsic skin ageing, extrinsically aged skin is characterised by a rapid and differential remodelling of diverse ECM components which is thought to be driven primarily by cellular responses to UVR [5, 47].

Results were very similar to those obtained with the previous generalised linear model with fixed effects only.