Sentence examples for connected by a finite from inspiring English sources
No edges of F 3 cross in ℋ. Definition 1 For m ∈ N and m ≥ 2, let v 1, v 2, …, v m be a finite sequence of vertices of F 3. Then the configuration v 1 → v 2 → ⋯ → v m is called a finite path in F 3. A subgraph ∧ of F 3 is called connected if every two vertices x and y of ∧ are connected by a finite path in F 3. Otherwise, we call ∧ disconnected.
We will say that G is transitive if, for any two vertices x and y that are connected by a directed finite path, we have ((x,y) in E(G)).
Heavy road vehicles are idealized as a combination of a number of rigid bodies connected by a series of springs and dampers while the bridge is modelled using the conventional finite element method.
A simple and effective beam finite element model is here proposed for studying the behaviour of elastic laminated glass beams made of two external glass layers connected by a polymeric thin interlayer, able to transmit only shear stresses.
Draw two ovals connected by a circle.
They are connected by an open portico.
For example, a finite graph can be regarded as a pair (V, E) consisting of a non-empty vertex set V and a symmetric edge relation E on V. The statement that the graph can be properly colored with three colors can be expressed by a second-order sentence: there exist subsets R, G, B that partition V in such a way that two vertices connected by an edge are never the same color.
Adjacent genotypes are connected by an edge.
The RRH is connected via a finite-capacity fronthaul link to a CU that performs baseband processing, including synchronization.
The flexible beam components in the system are modelled with the finite segments connected by massless beam elements, wherein the finite segments describe the inertia of the large rotation flexible beam and the massless elastic elements describe the elas-ticity of the flexible beam by taking the advantage of small deformation in the relative co-ordinate system.
Unlike Star Trek, which is a series of episodes connected by no central narrative, Star Wars is a single story — "a finite, expanding universe," in the words of Tom Dupree, who edits Bantam's Star Wars novels in New York.
