Sentence examples for a theoretical example of from inspiring English sources

The efficiency of the algorithm herein designed is illustrated through simulations using a theoretical example of animal motion.

To judge by the Prime Minister's article in yesterday's Times it amounts to no more than a theoretical example of a Pakistani boy struggling to integrate: "He [the boy] finds it hard to communicate with her, and she [his mother] doesn't understand what is happening in his life".

He illustrated his point with a theoretical example of a low-income family that subsists on dairy farming.

It's not clear if Trump was actually threatening not to pay The Hotel Roanoke or if he was just using the experience as a theoretical example of his ability to get amazing deals.

Let us take a theoretical example of a blood glucose profile following a sinusoid curve crossing the target line of 6.0 mmol/l four times over a certain time period, with dramatically raised levels for half of the time.

Michael Hansen, a senior staff scientist at Consumers Union, offers a theoretical example of how such tracking might work: "If you take a gene from the kiwi fruit, put it into a tomato, and the tomato gets turned into sauce for your pizza, and there's an allergic reaction, only the genetically altered tomato would produce that allergic reaction.

In this article, we emphasized the relevance of including these biophysical constraints (stoichiometric balance) by means of, firstly, a theoretical example and, secondly, the analysis of L-Ala degradation pathways into Pyr during biofilm formation of a genetically modified strain of E. coli.

The results are divided into two parts: (1) illustration of the forgiveness criterion with a theoretical example and (2) an application of the criterion to warfarin.

We fall in a particular case of a theoretical example, random walk plus white noise, used by Pierce (1979), but our treatment is more general than in Maravall (1986), Gómez and Maravall (2001b) and others.7 Let us skip the output of TRAMO and the summary part of the output of SEATS.

Finally, I explained all this with a theoretical example, where the odds of cancer apparently trebled before correction for smoking.

In this study, we have proposed a criterion to quantify forgiveness; illustrated the criterion for a theoretical example and evaluated the forgiveness of a motivating example, namely warfarin.