Sentence examples for by a mathematical analysis from inspiring English sources
The study's authors -- Edward L. Glaeser of Harvard and Joseph Gyourko of the University of Pennsylvania -- concluded, by a mathematical analysis of costs, that government regulations were a form of tax.
This is followed by a mathematical analysis, that gives some instructions for determining the controller parameters, so that the controller results in satisfactory tracking accuracy under all operating conditions.
These time series are then analysed by a mathematical analysis tool known as singular systems analysis, which enables the low-frequency components of a noisy signal to be determined.
A theoretical approach to the hydrodynamic optimization of the current yields in a chlorate cell process is given by a mathematical analysis of charge and mass transfer of electroactive species within the anode diffusion layer.
This difference in behavior can be explained by a mathematical analysis of our threshold model.
The lysis time is evaluated by a mathematical analysis of the lysis curve and the results are expressed in minute (range: 5 to 9999).
This work is extended here by also performing a mathematical analysis of the different LP models, and describing additional simulation results for synthetic signals and true monophonic and polyphonic audio signals.
That's because they may have benefited from a built-in advantage in some states, based on how political districts were drawn, that prevented deeper losses or helped them hold on to power, according to a mathematical analysis by The Associated Press.
For a homogeneous problem, the design of arbitrarily high-order elements based on this DGLM method is supported by a detailed mathematical analysis.
Kinetic study on propane ammoxidation to acrylonitrile over V Sb O/TiO2(B) was undertaken by a strict mathematical analysis of experimental rate dependencies on reactant pressure in order to obtain expression describing completely the data.
This is followed by a detailed mathematical analysis on the effect of two image rotation modes on images.
