Sentence examples for a continuum of values from inspiring English sources

Membership in fuzzy sets is expressed in degrees of truth i.e., as a continuum of values ranging from 0 to 1.

In most cases the fading channel h takes on a continuum of values.

This is further complicated by the fact that since fading channels h take on a continuum of values there is an infinite number of p∗(h) variables to be determined.

If we assume that ability in each type of knowledge is distributed over a continuum of values, there will also be a continuum of opportunity costs which can be ranked in ascending order.

Because, of course, no model is perfect: in Dupire's model, for example, one difficulty is to interpolate option prices between strikes, which are assumed to be traded in a continuum of values.

A VAS is a measurement instrument that tries to determine a characteristic or attitude that is believed to range across a continuum of values and cannot easily be directly measured (Schaik and Ling, 2003).

For random variables having a continuum of possible values, the function that plays the same role as the probability distribution of a discrete random variable is called a probability density function.

These are not represented by a single number: they are a continuum of time values that are a function of infusion duration and can be represented by a graph.

Abduction angles were reported on a continuum of negative values with respect to the baseline.

This method created a continuum of probe values, for which only neighboring categories showed overlap (Figure S4).

Instead it may be preferable in some situations to allow the species being modelled to respond to a continuum of habitat values.