Sentence examples for bounds to those from inspiring English sources

The results are found to be lower and upper bounds to those obtained from the direct numerical integration method.

We start with proving analogous bounds to those in Theorem 4.2 for the expected value of (Q^{mathrm{ou}}) and (Q^{mathrm{w}}).

This power in the president and senate is absolute, and the judges will be bound to allow full force to whatever rule, article or thing the president and senate shall establish by treaty, whether it be practicable to set any bounds to those who make treaties, I am not able to say: if not, it proves that this power ought to be more safely lodged.

That is, not just to the young and able-bodied but to people with various disabilities, from the wheelchair-bound to those with cognitive impairments, and to financially challenged urban youth and families.

A major difference from conventional reconciliation is that by assuming prior bounds on the measurements, one also should apply those bounds to the reconciled values.

Those limits pose upper bounds to the neutron yield of the target.

And why were those boats all on the first-class deck and therefore out of bounds to the lower orders?

But the lobby is out of bounds to some of those who live in the building.