Sentence examples for bigger or equal from inspiring English sources

We prove a change of variable formula for the 2D fractional Brownian motion of index H bigger or equal to 1/4.

Based on Nunnally [42] study, if Cronbach's α coefficient is bigger or equal to 0.7, it can be considered as highly reliable.

Heuchenne (1997) shows that equation (k) is identified whenever the corresponding value on the diagonal is bigger or equal to ((k-1)).

For irregular shape pores, i.e. pores in rock, this relationship can be revised as: A_{i},{ propto },V_{i}^{D/3} (6)where D is the fractal dimension which is bigger or equal to 2 and less than 3.

To make this sequence, at first, we write n for basis 2 according to ( n = sum_{i = circ }^{M} a_{i} 2^{i} ) as M is the smallest value bigger or equal to ( log_{2}^{n} ) and a i s values are zero or one, respectively.

The authors argue that a phase diagram, exhibiting living and non-living states (when the templating rate is respectively bigger or equal to the spontaneous polymerization rate), is a generic feature of replicator-first origin of life models.

Examples include the use of language such as "converging" and qualifying the statement "bigger than one" with "or equal to".

For all the ports whose activity metric value D i is bigger than or equal to x 2, they are defined as active ports.

McKean [1] proved that the fundamental tone of an n-dimensional complete simply connected Riemannian manifold M with sectional curvature bounded above by (-kappa^{2}<0) is bigger than or equal to (frac{ n-1)^{2}kappa^{2}}{4}), where κ is a real number.

When μ M a ~, b ~ it will demonstrate that a ~ is bigger than, or equal, to b ~ at least in a degree α, and it will be represented by a ~ ≥ α b ~ for two types of the constraints following as: a ~ i x ≥ b ~ i i = 1, …, m (23) a ~ i x ≤ b ~ i i = m + 1, …, t (24).

Deep infiltrating endometriosis is histologically defined as endometriotic lesion penetrating into retroperitoneal space or the wall of pelvic organs to the depth bigger than or equal to 5 mm, measured starting from the surface of the peritoneum [ 2].