The phrase "a standard basis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical contexts, particularly in linear algebra, to refer to a set of vectors that can be used to represent any vector in a given vector space.
Example: "In linear algebra, the standard basis for R^n consists of n vectors, each having a 1 in one coordinate and 0 in all others."
Alternatives: "a typical basis" or "a conventional basis".
The values of the characteristics can form a standard basis for designing construction earthworks.
2.2.1, let ({ H_{sj} }) be a standard basis of (mathfrak {h}) and ({ vartheta _{sj} }) the corresponding dual basis.
Finally, a standard basis is generated which is completely equal with the original system, and which neither increases, nor decreases, the roots.
Then a standard basis vector is an eigenvector of the Jacobian matrix of the conjugate map at the fixed point, with associated eigenvalue 1.
The current paper presents a new AB2 algorithm based on the MSB-first scheme using a standard basis representation of Galois fields, GF 2m).
We show an algorithm with optimal competitive ratio 1/2 for the model where each bin in B is a standard basis vector.
Via the new chemotaxis mechanism, each bacterium randomly selects a standard-basis-vector direction for swimming or tumbling; this approach may obviate calculating a random unit vector and could effectively get rid of interfering with each other between different dimensions.
It is a method of establishing the standard basis of a nonlinear polynomial system as follows.
A World Health Organization study meta-analysed 25 datasets identified by researchers attending a 1990 conference but lacked the literature search that is the standard basis of a systematic review.
For example, the coordinate vectors,, to, form a basis of, called the standard basis, since any vector can be uniquely expressed as a linear combination of these vectors:.
The l-form (u(x)=Sigma_{I}{u_{I}(x)}, dx_{I}) is a linear combination of the standard basis (dx^{I}=dx_{i_{1}}wedgecdotswedge dx_{i_{l}}) for all ordered l-tuples I.
