Sentence examples for a leading term from inspiring English sources

The coefficient of leading type is called a leading coefficient, denoted as LC(f), and the corresponding term is called a leading term, denoted as LM f).

Kirchhoff's two contracted stress boundary conditions are shown to be consistent with a leading term (thin plate) approximation theory, but the more general results obtained herein are needed for higher order theories.

Now for (n =1,) we have a leading term (zeta ^{2}cdot frac{C_{1}}{zeta ^{2d}},) but since for any (d ge 2) we have that (2d-2 ge d) we can get rid of this term (and all the following terms in (h_{1} zeta ))).

In some cases, we also provide some concrete illustrations of how internally valid causal estimates can be supplemented with specific structural assumptions to address "external validity": the estimate from an internally valid "experimental" estimate can be viewed as a "leading term" in an extrapolation for a parameter of interest in an ex ante evaluation.

The intrinsic volume Vi was a leading term in the adsorption of these compounds on sediments.

Since Goffman's seminal work on psychiatric institutions, deinstitutionalization has become a leading term in the psychiatric debate.

By this rule, we get a symmetric leading term matrix of (2.1), as follows: (2.2).

We decompose the resulting linear map into a high-frequency leading term and a lower-order (smoother) remainder and show that the spectral analysis of the leading term may be described in terms of ray geometry.

When all leading terms of are zero, (2.10) is an odd order one.

Applying the theory of asymptotic analysis [8 10], one may achieve a high degree of accuracy with only a few leading terms in the asymptotic expansions of the solution involved.

As a final step, the leading term in the regularization error is eliminated in order to gain one more order of accuracy.