Sentence examples for class of theoretical from inspiring English sources

Built on these transforms are powerful frameworks and novel techniques for solving a large class of theoretical and industrial problems.

For a particular class of theoretical oscillators derived from mass action kinetic models, oscillations appear provided that some of the concentrations are kept constant at given values.

There is an underlying assumption, one supported by a whole class of theoretical models, that the risk to the economy depends on the capital shortfall in the financial sector.

It is worthwhile to mention that in a class of theoretical models, fitness landscape is given as an explicit continuous function of a gene sequence (e.g., energy function in a spin glass[37]), where a minute change in sequence does not lead to a drastic change in fitness.

A least squares fit of the QQ-plot gives asymptotically unbiased estimates of slope and intercept for a large class of theoretical distributions.

This class of theoretical models (Ishii et al. 1989; Travis and Travis 2002) assumes that alleles mutate back and forth between defined states that are most beneficial in either of two different environments (i.e. high reversion rates, with an absence of unconditionally deleterious alleles).

By demonstrating that the density of the binary cortical graph (i.e. present vs. absent) is much higher than previous estimates, we provide important constraints on the classes of theoretical networks that are relevant to modeling interareal connectivity.

These classes consisted of theoretical and practical training in kinesitherapy, physiotherapy, massage, and manual therapy.

To assess the different effectiveness of the interventions, a between subjects experimental design has been set up, with random assignment of classes to theoretical (N=120) and practical (N=123) groups.

The course provides 490 hours of theoretical class work and students are still required to produce a monograph equivalent to 200 hours work.

The paper poked fun at a certain class of papers in theoretical physics of the day, which were purely speculative and based on spurious numerical arguments such as Arthur Eddington's attempts to explain the value of the fine structure constant from fundamental quantities in an earlier paper.