Sentence examples for characterized exactly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some emotions were characterized exactly by such conflict or turbulence.

It is shown that when the power of the relay is sufficiently large, the capacity can be characterized exactly.

This approach leads to a set of coupled nonlinear ordinary differential equations, where several parameters cannot be characterized exactly due to disturbances and an imperfect system knowledge.

In Section 4, we show that when the channel state information is known non-causally, Y = f XD, Xr, SD) and the channel from the source to the relay is governed by the conditional probability distribution P Y r | X R, S R, the lower bound derived in Section 3 is tight; thus, the capacity is characterized exactly.

Together with classical results of Myers and Steenrod on groups of Riemannian isometries (see [68]), the theorem of Palais implies that the groups acting properly and effectively on a given manifold (X) can be characterized exactly as the closed subgroups of the groups of isometries with respect to all possible Riemannian metrics on (X).

We show that the descriptions built using the constructors usually considered in the DL literature are characterized exactly as the predicates definable by formulas in \̈tL3, the subset of first-order predicate calculus with monadic and dyadic predicates which allows only three variable symbols.

That collective spine — removed, broken up and shipped off to each league rival — was replaced with a flurry of imports from across Europe whose failures to match the spine of old, best characterize exactly why Gladbach has fell so far from last season's joy.

The changes were difficult to characterize exactly as the behaviour was not seen as typical for classical polymers.

Small lesions, which are detected at a greater frequency with this technique, are particularly difficult to characterize exactly.

This noise parameter is hard to characterize exactly, but it leads us to define bootstrapping approaches based on producing increasingly refined estimates of the noise.

Thus, characterizing exactly which copies remain in partially deleted chromosomes of fertile and infertile men may explain the variable phenotypes associated to these deletions and might shed new light on the functional roles of the various copies of AZFc genes.