Sentence examples for allowing distributions from inspiring English sources

The conventional way to overcome this shortcoming is to widen the class of available functions by allowing distributions as well: that is, to replace the Hilbert space of quantum mechanics by an appropriate rigged Hilbert space.

Figure 5 shows the optimized policies for pandemic flu with a reproduction number of <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016094.e109.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, allowing distributions either proportional to population size or proportional to local disease prevalence (Figure 5a) or only proportional to population size (Figure 5b).

Early on, Sidgwick (1907, 417) responded to such objections by allowing distribution to break ties between other values.

It seemed to us that a nonrigid system, called "Cbrace," with 3D action allowing distribution of forces could increase compliance and provide better long-term correction prospects.

Toxicity from elemental mercury occurs from inhalation of the vapor because mercury is well absorbed into the pulmonary circulation allowing distribution to the brain, kidneys, gut, and lungs.

This allows distributions to be ranked by secondary features which are a function of both the primary data and the application space.

But if you're also juggling college, IRAs allow distributions for qualified education expenses without penalty.

The district then altered its policy to allow distribution before or after school or during lunch break, but not in classrooms.

The parents of two Montclair, N.J., students said yesterday that the school district allowed gun control advocates to distribute leaflets in classrooms in support of pending state legislation, then refused to allow distribution of leaflets opposing the measure.

Specifically, the F.D.A. said that some Red Cross employees had been instructed to skip required safety steps and that others had altered records to allow distribution of blood that failed safety testing.

"Why didn't you just burn everything like our esteemed colleagues in Nagano did?" the I.O.C. honchos seemed to be shrieking, while a few Yanks tried to explain that the laws of the land allow distribution of evidence.