Sentence examples for a strict sign from inspiring English sources

Thus, the conditions of applying (39) are fulfilled, and by (39), (44) takes a strict sign inequality.

Specifically, by setting the action's first and second frequency derivatives equal to zero it is shown that, all along the FEC, both the first and second derivatives of the load with respect to the frequency keep a strict negative sign; these action derivatives are special cases of the general first and second variations of a variable endpoints variational problem.

Then (8) and (6) hold true with strict sign, it follows that (3) and (4) are strict.

If the signs of inequalities replace by '>' and '<', we say that (mathrm{g} t,mathrm{x})) satisfies the strict sign condition.

If in addition (F 1), (F 2), and (j 1) hold true with strict sign then for any ( f, g ) ∈ C ( k 1, ℓ 1, k 2, ℓ 2 ) J ( f 1, f 2 ) < J ( k 1 1 B 1, k 2 1 B 2 ) = J ( h 1, h 2 ), where h 1 and h 2 are translates by the same vector of k 1 1 B 1 and k 2 1 B 2 (respectively).

Hence, (11) takes the form of strict sign-inequality; so does (10), and we have (13).

On the other hand, the Carathéodory case brings about some obstructions in a strict localization of sign conditions on the boundaries of bound sets (see e.g. [3, 15]).

Saying that New Yorkers are being subjected to a visual assault by hundreds of oversized, excessively lit or illegal outdoor advertisements, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that his administration was supporting stricter sign regulations and much tougher penalties for anyone who ignored them.

The childless Erik VI was succeeded by his brother, Christopher II, who was forced by the nobles to sign a strict coronation charter; he was also the first king to accept the hof as a permanent institution.

While his consultancy company TBA has attempted to keep a tight-lid on his earnings and business dealings by getting all employees to sign a strict confidentiality agreement, Blair has also reportedly been linked to clients in numerous other countries with dubious records on transparency and human rights including Rwanda, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, Peru and Columbia.

After Ms. Brewer signed a strict anti immigration bill and joined in a lawsuit against the federal health care over haul, conservatives flocked back to her and her popularity soared.