Sentence examples for changes of the arguments from inspiring English sources

Such an operation is continuous, intuitively speaking, if small changes of the arguments lead only to small changes of the result of the operation.

The solvability of boundary integral equations with the generalized Neumann kernel is determined by the index (the change of the argument of A on the curves Γ j divided by 2π) of the function A (see [2]).

The Haines murder may change the dynamic of the arguments.

This changes the context of the argument considerably.

While the advisory finding by the International Court of Justice last week that Israel's barrier in the West Bank is illegal may be cheered by the terrorists who would kill Israeli civilians, it does not change the fact that none of the arguments against the security fence have any merit.

So, for instance, in the later 18th century continuity of a function was taken to mean that infinitesimal changes in the value of the argument induced infinitesimal changes in the value of the function.

The involvement of the Guggenheim has changed the terms of the argument somewhat.

"He has changed the grounds of the argument," said Alan Beith, a legislator from the opposition Liberal Democrats.

In the Meditations, Descartes changed the structure of the argument.

Ms Lucas said at the close of the sometimes-sparsely attended debate, that her only regret was that MPs who were not convinced of the arguments to change existing policy were not in the chamber to hear them.

Thruster firings will be used to provide different spacings between spacecraft - either along a common pearls-on-a-string configuration, or by separating the planes of the orbits in local time, or by relative changes in the latitude of the argument of perigee.