Sentence examples for be represented by real from inspiring English sources

It is shown that a simple relationship exists between the real and imaginary parts of complex modes of all systems which can be represented by real and symmetric mass, stiffness and damping matrices.

In these situations, the parameters cannot be represented by real numbers.

The word 'nonmonetized' refers that the preferences of the players are not normal and cannot be represented by real functions.

That is, the utility functions for the players on the outcomes in such games have ranges in totally ordered sets, which can be represented by real valued functions (payoff functions).

Graph theory is at its most powerful in network synthesis when the elements of the network can be represented by real numbers (one-element-kind networks such as resistive networks) or binary states (such as switching networks).

In economic theory, social science, military science, or other fields, the outcomes of some games may not be in a complete (totally) ordered set; that is, the utilities of the players may not be represented by real-valued functions, which is different from most noncooperative games in game theory.

In many critical applications such as airport operations (for capacity planning), military simulations (for tactical training and planning), and medical simulations (for the planning of medical treatment and surgical operations), it is very useful to conduct simulations within physically accurate and visually realistic settings that are represented by real video imaging sequences.

The real income is represented by real gross domestic product (y).

Parameters of polynomials are represented by real numbers, which random initial values are generated from the interval <0.5, 1.5>.

He was represented by real estate agents Heather Gussman and Paul Czako of Gussman Czako Estates.

The yearning of the Labour party right now to be represented by a real person – or Alan Johnson – is part of this.