Sentence examples for bound of the extent from inspiring English sources
Hence, for s ≤ c ( c + 1 ) 2, E ( s ) ≤ c p + 1 2 / p 2 + p + 1 2 or, E ( s ) ≤ c p 2 + p + 1. □. Theorem 6 gives an upper bound of the extent of damage that occurs to the subnetwork consisting of nodes.
Bar widths of 100 µm and larger produced incomplete adaptation transfer, proving an upper bound on the extent of spatial integration.
Thus the fraction, f, gives an upper bound on the extent of estimability.
According to previous research and our clinical experience, we generally distend the rectum with 50 ml of air at the time of simulation, so that the imaged boost target volume will incorporate an upper bound on the extent of rectal movement.
Beveridge et al.[99] place a bound on the extent to which quality metrics can improve the performance of matching systems when they are used as performance predictors.
This may place a new bound on the extent to which sound location cues are processed in separate channels of the auditory cortex.
DPI can provide a bound to the extent on which signal processing may optimize probabilistic inference.
Conversely, there are no data on pressure propagation away from the fracture network, however, there are well known scaling relationships that can be readily used to bound the extent of pressure propagation.
Indeed, energetic analysis via MM/PBSA suggests that Mu is bound to approximately half of the extent of lactose and makes weaker van der Waals contacts with the protein.
China's identification of itself with that of the Third World and Africa and sharing a strong sense of ideological affinity besides its foreign policy principles based on non-interference can be singled out as factors that have bound them together to the extent of what is being debated today.
A third HPB algorithm, the perimeter-pairs variation, is proposed to bound the geographic extent of a candidate area within an approximated transmission range, based on the coordinates of the receivers situated farthest from a signal source.
