Sentence examples for a singular variable from inspiring English sources

The results show that temperature and relative humidity have high weights in the correlation structure, while the precipitation represents a singular variable.

Thus, a singular variable, i.e. a variable with threshold robustness, is actively regulating and also itself being actively regulated.

Due to the feedback and because the point is stable, a perturbation that shifts a singular variable away from its threshold, will eventually be counteracted.

In that case the stationary value is locked to the threshold whatever the value of the other parameters (as long they are not perturbed so strongly that x j is no longer a singular variable in the perturbed system).

And if any singular variable will answer the 2% vs. 3% tension, it will be business investment (capex).

(A plural version replaces the singular variable 'x' with a plural variable 'xx' (read "the xs").) This leads to a familiar problem when truthmakers are sought for necessary theories: any entity (or plurality of entities) is a truthmaker for any necessary theory on the analysis.

In this paper, we study proofs of some new Liouville theorems for a strongly p-coercive quasi-linear parabolic type differential inequality with a gradient term and singular variable coefficients.

Besides the works mentioned above, there are few studies on nonlinear Liouville theorems for a parabolic type differential inequality (1.1) with singular variable coefficients and a gradient term.

In the whole space, Kartsatos [6] studied a Liouville type theorem on the solution for a quasi-linear parabolic equation without singular variable coefficient and gradient term.

Recently, Li and Li [16, 17] extended their conclusions to the case of an elliptic type inequality with singular variable coefficients and obtained the nonexistence of solutions to that inequality and to the Harnack inequality.

In the analysis, flare-up was used as a singular outcome variable.