Sentence examples for arbitrary natural from inspiring English sources
The primary resonances of the external excitation and three-to-one internal resonances between two arbitrary natural frequencies are treated.
Let n be an arbitrary natural number now.
We generalize this assertion to n -layered modules for an arbitrary natural number n.
In Section 5, we will prove the existence of two or positive solutions, where is an arbitrary natural number.
Recent advances in new life sciences innovation, including new diagnostic tools and genetic interventions (Propp & Moors 2009), challenge the traditional idea of justice according to which morally arbitrary natural inequalities are given facts that remain outside the domain of justice.
First we show that COSTBCs achieve the maximum diversity gain for N = 2, and then extend the result for a k-hop network, where k is any arbitrary natural number.
In this way, the function of information structure – focussing the interlocutor's attention on what is newsworthy (Fries, 2000) – is maintained across both modes while the realisation maintains a non-arbitrary, natural relationship with the physiological affordances of each mode.
There is, then, a non-arbitrary, natural relationship between the function of what the speaker wants the listener to focus on and its realisation; it is the aurally most prominent part of the message.
The units of Information in speech and in reading do not need to be the same, as they both have a non-arbitrary, natural relationship to the associated physical and cognitive constraints and potential affordances of independent neurophysiological systems.
where ( k ∈ N ), k ≥ 3, is an arbitrary given natural number, ( N 1, N 2, …, N k ∈ N ) is an array of arbitrary given natural numbers, and F ( i 1, i 2, …, i k ) is an arbitrary given function of i 1, i 2, …, i k.
This example shows, according to Ramus, that a method which proceeds from the general to the particular is not arbitrary but natural (Ramus, Quod sit unica doctrinae instituendae methodus, p. 117).
