Sentence examples for a suitable norm from inspiring English sources

In this context, it is also sometimes pointed out that anti-normativists do not deny that semantic categorization, like all categorization (such as sorting objects into chairs and non-chairs) can be used to generate normative consequences –– taken together with a suitable norm.

The objective is to minimize a suitable norm of displacements of the structure.

We are interested in whether a high order iterative learning updating law is helpful in achieving a monotonic convergence in a suitable norm topology other than the exponentially weighted sup-norm.

This is performed by the use of a topology optimization scheme while a suitable norm is defined and used for reduction of the structural response during a time interval.

For the case (alphaequivmathrm{constant}>0), the existence of bounded solutions to problem ((mathscr{P})) is proved in [7], when the data f is small in a suitable norm.

Suppose stems from a quasi-norm on X + X (T ) and let Y (T ) be a suitable normed test space.

Let X = C ( J, R n ) be the Banach space of all continuous functions from J into R n with the norm ∥ x ∥ = sup t ∈ J | x ( t ) |, where | ⋅ | denotes a suitable complete norm on R n.

The quality of the DBFDA and LBFDA of K ∼ ˙ T is assessed by comparing the dependence of a suitable error norm of K ∼ ˙ T (see Fig. 6) and of the error of λ 1 ∗ (see Fig. 7) on h.

So far, no suitable norm exists for predicting the stability of the parting during simultaneous depillaring of contiguous seams or sections, the latter being in thick seams.

However, one can choose another suitable norm, the λ-norm, to weaken this condition.

This is the suitable norm that should be used for the fitting of those data (Livadiotis2007).