Sentence examples for case of a regular from inspiring English sources

In the case of a regular plan you could make the first payment as a present.

This approach is tested against the benchmark case of a regular honeycomb lattice.

In the case of a regular topology (Fig. 2 a), the influence of the distribution is small and relatively weak in terms of convergence time but stronger in terms of the final accuracy achieved.

Figure 12 ID algorithm performance versus the normal FWT algorithm for three decomposition stages in an EPA channel, 5 Hz Doppler at -5 dB SNR and FWT sensing duration of 0.5 ms in case of a regular pattern for LTE channel occupancy.

While in case of a random pattern the performance varies as shown before in Figure 10. Figure 11 ID algorithm performance versus the normal FWT algorithm for three decomposition stages in an AWGN channel at -5 dB SNR and FWT sensing duration of 0.5 ms in case of a regular pattern for LTE channel occupancy.

In the case of a regular spatial distribution of the trees within a forest, the average distance between the trees (L) may be estimated by the square root of the number of m2 in a hectare divided by the number of trees per ha (N): L = 100 N (2).

(IT-P18) Although PTs organized in communities of practice discuss clinical cases on a regular basis, they do not have a culture of asking for and providing performance feedback.

This expression reduces to an earlier result of Harris et al. for the special case of a regular-hexagonal grain shape.

In the limiting case of a perfectly regular tiling, P6 = 1 (Figure 4D).

A stronger condition than regularity of the matrix function A is necessary in the above hypotheses as it is known from the Monge Ampère case that one cannot expect second derivative estimates for general oblique boundary value problems for (Aequiv 0), which is a special case of regular A but not strictly regular, see [47, 52].

In the run-up to a two-week Christmas break, some court time was lost to legal discussions about the progress of the case, a regular feature of long and complex prosecutions.