Sentence examples for bounds in terms of from inspiring English sources
Triple Pier Expo Antiques keep breaking the bounds, in terms of definition.
It provides sharp bounds in terms of the Ap-constant of the weights.
There have been leaps and bounds in terms of innovation and affordability, which have helped renewables to become an attractive investment opportunity.
I felt that his fruits were out of bounds, in terms of being eaten rather than aesthetically admired, so – after coffee, cereals and toast – I asked if I could have the final biscuit.
The methodology, intended for small numbers of uncertain parameters, is capable of constructing accurate statistical bounds in terms of quantiles associated with the extreme value distribution.
"The challenge has always been to exploit some cleavages between the top leadership, which we've ruled out of bounds in terms of reconciliation, and the layers one or two layers beneath them," said Daniel Markey, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a former South Asia specialist for the State Department.
Wimbledon and Caroline Wozniacki Wimbledon has come on leaps-and-bounds in terms of its more out-dated traditions but Caroline Wozniacki sparked a recent sexism row when she accused Wimbledon of offering women fewer chances to feature on show courts.
The error is bounded in terms of the infinity norms of the noise and a derivative of the signal.
Validation provides a slightly better performance than the subset ambiguity bounding in terms of the integer fixing failure rates and the computational efficiency.
We show that in any WPBE for the infinite-stage market with discounting, the market price converges to the fully-revealing price, and the rate of convergence can be bounded in terms of the discounting parameter.
