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response characteristic

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response characteristic [ri′späns ‚kar·ik·tə‚ris·tik]
(control systems)
The response as a function of an independent variable, such as direction or frequency, often presented in graphical form.


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This distinguishes our new concept from conventional flat panel loudspeakers that achieve response characteristics at this level only if kept at a certain minimum distance from the wall," says Brix.
Due to just considering single output response characteristic problem with finite-level influence factors, optimization methods of this catalog are difficult to fit second-order and above response surface model, and these methods hardly get the global optimal solution for the finite changing range and amount of parameters, they can be only adapted to the design with mono-response, few variables and no constraint condition.
Furthermore, cultural validity may be confounded by response characteristics of participants in a new cultural context, which Leong and Brown (1995) labeled culturally specific characteristics.
 
 
 
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