Sentence examples for basis constituted from inspiring English sources

This approach permits to compute the decomposition of a function into a lacunary wavelet basis, i.e., a basis constituted of a subset of all basis functions up to a certain scale, without modification.

Especially, the OFDCNI scheme has fully second-order accuracy, is unconditionally stable and absolutely convergent, and is only built by the POD basis constituted with the classical FDCN solutions over the initial very short time span so that it also has not repeated calculation like in [29 32].

This method simply consists in oversampling the projection of our function on the basis constituted by the N initial harmonics, from a spatial sampling step of size L N to a spatial sampling step of size L M : f [ n ] = ∑ k = − M / 2 M / 2 f ˆ [ k ] e i 2 π M k n, g [ n ] = ∑ k = − M / 2 M / 2 g ˆ [ k ] e i 2 π M k n. (25).

In March of that year the News of the World, a British tabloid newspaper, released video footage of Mosley engaged in acts with five consenting women in a scenario that the paper alleged involved Nazi role-playing (an allegation that, though dismissed in court as "having no basis, constituted a stain on Mosley's reputation).

For each PPI in each of the four species-specific reference sets described immediately above, we looked for annotation in regard to six lines of supporting evidence, and on this basis constituted a total of 24 (4 species × 6 data types) subsets, each containing only those PPIs supported by one of these lines of evidence.

It was not until April 1, 1936, that the British heeded calls for unification on a linguistic basis and constituted Orissa as a separate province.

If a board reviews sublet applications on a case-by-case basis, what constitutes hardship?

Participants agreed that exiles alone could not speak for all Iraqis, and endorsed discussions with leaders inside and outside the country as the basis for constituting a legitimate and broadly representative transitional structure.

Generally, on dry weight basis, it constitutes ~ 0.2% of the plant biomass (Schachtman et al. 1998).

These arguments as sound as they seem, lack the rational basis which constitutes the most objective criteria for water allocation to consumers.

In this paper, we develop high order interpolants, from any basis that constitutes a partition of unity, which satisfy these integral relations exactly.