Sentence examples for by a relatively compact from inspiring English sources

The patches in the same group have similar image structures and can be presented by a relatively compact dictionary, which is more suitable for the patches in the group than a redundant dictionary.

By applying the theorem of Riesz, it is easy to see that the operators (mathcal{J}_{epsilon}) and N̂ differ by a relatively compact perturbation in (mathcal{L}^{p}_{s}), for (pin 3,4)) and (s>3 1-frac{1}{p})).

The grating coupler is one of the widespread couplers for SPP excitation by the plane wave with a relatively compact implementation [19].

Since ({Psi x : xin B_{r^subset PC^{0}_{h}(mathbb{R},L^{p}(mathbb{P},mathbb{H}))), then ({Psi x : xin B_{r^) is a relatively compact set by Lemma 2.4, then Ψ is a compact operator.

Owen Burdick, the music director of Trinity Church, conducted an ensemble that was faithful to what current scholarship suggests of Handel's expectations: a relatively compact choir matched by a roughly equal number of instrumentalists for balance and clarity.

The field boundaries are often composed of hedgerows which, by tradition, are regularly managed to provide a relatively compact, sustainable, stock-proof barrier.

By Ascoli's theorem, we conclude that GB is a relatively compact subset of CBV ( T, F / F ).

By Arzela-Ascoli theorem on time scales [31], {Φx : x ∈ U} is a relatively compact set.

Moreover, by the continuity of, we can show that is a compact operator and is a relatively compact set.

By restricting the model to a 10-times magnification, Canon has been able to produce a relatively compact pair.

Hence, B is a relatively compact set.