Sentence examples for a generalised case of from inspiring English sources
The θ polarisation represents a generalised case of vertical polarisation for non-null elevations while the φ polarisation represents horizontal polarisation.
As regards the extent of disease, there are no clear "rules" on what constitutes a localised as opposed to a generalised case in the context of gingivitis or chronic periodontitis.
The following sections contrast the simple effects of risk factors on unsafe crossing at the three LCs (generalised case) with the effects of the same risk factors on unsafe crossing according to the specific characteristics of the crossing context at each of the three LCs.
The first example considers the Hull-White model as a special case of generalised Black-Karasinski models [19] where the interest rate r(t) is given by r(t)=r(0)(1 + νX t))1/ν with the parameter ν satisfying 0<ν≤1 and where the process X t) follows the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process dX ( t ) = θ ( t ) − κ ( t ) X ( t ) dt + σ ( t ) dW ( t ), X ( 0 ) = 0. Open image in new window.
The background EEG in all 22 cases showed a generalised excess of θ and slow activity.
Legitimacy of using a generalised statistics of imperfection, in the case of unavailability of specific data for a particular section, is also verified.
DerSimonian and Kacker [ 13] proposed a generalised version of Q in the special case of meta-analysis and where the only 'covariate' is the intercept.
The MSFEM, constructed by combing the multiscale basis inside the crystal with some exterior discretisation, is a special case of the generalised finite element method (g-FEM).
Finally, we present a generalised form of rippling which embodies these extensions as special cases.
The remote location, the lack of resources and a generalised mood of dissatisfaction seem to afflict all doctors in this part of Massachusetts, with Pittsfield suffering an especially bad case.
some of the antipathy towards Muslims comes from people with a generalised dislike of anyone different.
