Translation of "Implausibility" in German

A model of implausibility, that is all that can be said of these results.

Filtered tags are measuring points that are not taken into account in the calculation due to their implausibility

William Montgomery Watt and Alfred Guillaume claim that stories of the event were true based upon the implausibility of Muslims fabricating a story so unflattering to their prophet: "Muhammad must have publicly recited the satanic verses as part of the Qur'?n; it is unthinkable that the story could have been invented by Muslims, or foisted upon them by non-Muslims.

This was taken by most researchers, including Laplace, as support for the Newtonian concept of instantaneous action at a distance, and to indicate the implausibility of any model such as Le Sage's.

But considering the implausibility of your guest and the tangibility of my treaty, forgive me if I'm not too concerned with the outcome of this vote.

This method of operation guarantees that errors are only recognized if in Step 450 an implausibility of the signals is recognized more than once.

The sensitivity of proteins to functional loss, the need for long proteins to build new cell types and animals, the need for whole new systems of proteins to service new cell types, the probable brevity of the Cambrian explosion relative to mutation rates--all suggest the immense improbability (and implausibility) of any scenario for the origination of Cambrian genetic information that relies upon random variation alone unassisted by natural selection.

Feeling some implausibility and fairy tales covers those traveling on the fjord between the bastions of gray rocks.

Here, a minimum value and a maximum value for a possible or permitted change in the clock rate per time unit is predefined based on operating limits of the dynamic system, wherein a current clock rate is calculated in each case from two counting pulses respectively detected last, and wherein at each newly detected counting pulse the counting pulse is checked to determine if the difference between the clock rate calculated in the course of the newly detected counting pulse and a clock rate calculated immediately beforehand is within the limits defined by the minimum value and maximum value, wherein otherwise implausibility is detected.

In this context, a minimum value and a maximum value for a possible or permitted change in the clock rate per time unit is predefined based on operating limits of the dynamic system, where during a first step a current clock rate is calculated in each case from two counting pulses respectively detected last, and where, in a second step, at each newly detected counting pulse the counting pulse is checked to determine if the difference between the clock rate calculated in the course of the newly detected counting pulse and a clock rate calculated immediately beforehand is within the limits defined by the minimum value and maximum value, where otherwise implausibility is detected.

However, of course, the binary information relating to the presence of an error or of implausibility can also cause any other desired reactions.

In the event of infringement of the criterion, implausibility is also detected and a corresponding message is output or some other measure is taken.

In particular, in the event of implausibility a subsequent processing stage, which uses the counting register P, is informed.

In this context, a minimum value and a maximum value for a possible or permitted change in the clock rate per time unit is predefined based on operating limits, where the evaluation device is configured such that, in a first step, a current clock rate is calculated in each case from the two counting pulses respectively detected last, and that, in a second step, at each newly detected counting pulse the counting pulse is checked to determine if the difference between the clock rate calculated in the course of the newly detected counting pulse and a clock rate calculated immediately beforehand is within the limits defined by the minimum value and maximum value, where otherwise implausibility is detected.

One embodiment which can also be advantageously implemented in an FPGA is therefore obtained in that, in the first step, in the case of a newly detected counting pulse a timestamp is detected, where a value for the current clock rate is calculated from the difference between the timestamps of the two counting pulses detected last and, in the second step, a value range for a current counter reading that is permitted in each case with respect to the respective current time is updated based on the current counter reading of the incremental counter, on the basis of the difference between a current time and the timestamp detected last, based on the determined value for the clock rate and based on the minimum value and maximum value for the possible or permitted change in the clock rate per time unit, after which the respective current counter reading is compared with the value range. In the event of the respective current counter reading not being in the value range, implausibility is detected and/or signaled.

Intelligent preprocessing in this context is understood to mean that a relation is already established between the signals emanating from the sensor patterns measuring the different mechanical variables, so that, for instance, implausible combinations of pressure and acceleration values are either not forwarded or their implausibility is at least indicated or signaled.

If an implausibility occurs in driving operation, this will result in the driven engine being shut down.

If such an implausibility is detected before startup or at the time of the startup, e.g., because the rail pressure does not rise to an expected level, then the engine will not start.

Implausibility is detected, for example, when the difference between the two quantities is greater than a threshold value.