Sentence examples for an interval of length from inspiring English sources

Take an interval of length and an almost period of in this interval.

At least for functions with support on an interval of length two, the curve determining the set touches the known obstructions.

To measure the convergence, we have successively calculated the distance between the rescaled degree (weight) distributions of networks aggregated over an interval of length t and networks aggregated over twice longer intervals of length 2t.

First, assuming that the transition propensities α i j ( k ) do not change dramatically in an interval of length τ, we can approximate the number of transitions in each interval by a collection of independent Poisson processes.

For each Monte-Carlo run, the fixed ground plane elevation is selected randomly by sampling uniformly from an interval of length 0.3 m which is determined by the altitude range for the closest road segment.

Moreover, the nodes with degree between d t and a bit higher ( d_{t} + Delta d_{t} ) are considered, an interval of length ( Delta d_{t} ) at the horizontal axis.

The marginal distributions ( { f R i ( n ) ( r ) } i = 1 n ) of the positions of n nodes generated with a PPP in a interval of length equal to z.

Definition 2.2 (see [9]). is said to bealmost periodic in uniformly for if for any and any compact set in, there exists an such that any interval of length contains a for which (2.2). for all and all.

A continuous function is called almost periodic in uniformly for if for any there corresponds a number such that any interval of length contains a for which (2.1).

By the hypotheses and Proposition 2.5 we deduce that is almost periodic and thus, for all there is such that any interval of length contains an almost period of.

First comes a decline in mortality, leading to a short population explosion; then, after an interval of variable length, a steep decline in the birth rate, which slows, halts or may even reverse the rise in numbers.For most of human history, people had lots of children, of whom many died in infancy.