Sentence examples for by the terminology from inspiring English sources

The fine line that Phoenix must walk is underscored by the terminology it uses.

"Time was running short, and our realtor said, 'I know a company that can build you a modular house.' " At first, the couple were put off by the terminology.

By the terminology of summation procedures, we have the following corollary.

By the terminology of summation procedures (see e.g. Chandrasekharan and Minakshisundaram [22], p.35), we have the following corollary.

By the terminology of summation procedures (see e.g. Chandrasekharan and Minakshisundaram [22], p.35) one shows that the larger the weight sequence in ASCLT is, the stronger the relation becomes.

Also, if for every (xin X) the function (tmapsto T t)x) is continuous, then the semigroup is called strongly continuous (or (C_{0} -semigroup) (see [15], p.4) or (mathcal{B})-continuous (by the terminology in [16] and the references therein).

This was verified by browsing the terminology for the concept as well as by inability of the mapping engine to identify a correct match.

Fig. 2 Bayesian network over indicator functions of assertions, produced by grounding the terminology (mathcal{T }_R).

The following theorem shows the convergence of the smoothing approach for solving the MPCC problem, which is characterized by using the terminology in variational analysis.

Shaftesbury did not try to defend his view by using the terminology of innate ideas, and his position may differ in some ways from thinkers such as Herbert of Cherbury or Ralph Cudworth, who did use such terminology.

Let us start by introducing the terminology used throughout this paper.