Sentence examples for an integral definition from inspiring English sources

Despite the rising interest in developing elegant systems an integral definition of elegance in system architecture and design is lacking.

Earlier research showed that the psychometric properties of the TFI are good and that the TFI's validity provide strong evidence for an integral definition of frailty consisting of physical, psychological, and social domains [ 19].

This latter acts as an additional degree of freedom, which is determined by solving an additional partial differential equation (PDE), derived so as to be equivalent to the integral definition of a nonlocal quantity.

Equation (8) can be interpreted in several ways (see [ 35] for an introduction to SDEs), depending on which integral definition is used.

A first approach is to generalize the integral definition using the Wigner function.

But classical Monte-Carlo algorithms first sample optical thicknesses and then determine absorption or scattering locations by inverting the formal integral definition of optical thickness as an increasing function of path length.

The discretisation utilises the integral definition of the fractional derivatives, and we show that it leads to a diagonally dominant matrix representation, and a provably stable numerical scheme.

The current study attempts to introduce the expressing procedure through precise on-site investigations and the rendering of restoration drawings based on the integral definition of the structural damages.

The above function is very important in the definition of diamond integral (Definition 2.7).

Because of the presence of an integral in the definition of (t=t(r)), it is difficult to determine (r=r(t)) which appears in the formula for (k t,v)).

In contrast to the usual differential geometric definition of the notion of surface content in terms of an integral, the approach in Definition 1 is based upon a derivative.