Sentence examples for calling a path from inspiring English sources

The latter property is sometimes emphasized by calling a path 'simple' or 'elementary' and walks are sometimes called non-elementary paths.

Of course, we don't always manage it, but that's why it's called a path of practice.

A route that never passes over an edge more than once, although it may pass through a point any number of times, is sometimes called a path.

As soon as I walk through the gate with series producer Liz Foley, I sink knee-deep in the bog that's laughably called "a path".

The integral is called a path integral or a functional integral.

A sequence of links from one task to another is called a path.

A state π of the system S is called a path if  f = 1.

The function Γ is called a path on T 1 × T 2 if it is increasing.

Moreover, the composite function φ ∘ Γ : T → S is called a path on the surface, where φ is a Δ-regular surface patch.

A collection of the pairs < x, x1 >,..., < xd-1, y > is called a path from the point x to the point y.

P t) is called a path if and only if there exists σ : V′ t → V′ t ; σ (v ai ) = v i (i = 1,…,n), s.t.