Sentence examples for constant in dimension from inspiring English sources

end{aligned}Other, interesting estimates of the quantitative isoperimetric constant in dimension 2 for special classes of convex sets, not necessarily with small asymmetry, are studied in [6, 46].

The value of the constant in dimension (n=2) for small values of the asymmetry was first given by Hall et al. in [83, 84] in the convex case, and then extended by Cicalese and Leonardi in [45] for general sets of finite perimeter.

The relevant diffusion constant in two dimensions is given by (D7) m   =   1 4 〈 Δ X 2 〉, where Δ X is the expected dislocation distance to occur per generation.

The PBCs were constant in the XY dimensions.

In 1967, based on Einstein defining the speed of light as the most constant dimension in the universe, the International System of Units isolated two specific wave counts from an emission spectrum of caesium-133 to co-define the second and the meter.

Remark 5. Consider the following two-phase problem in dimension one (n = 1), where λ 1, λ 2 are constants.

However, it is also true that the empirical Paris equation is dimensionally correct only when the dimensions of the constant in the equation are changed with the power law exponent.

They're nanoscale in dimension.

"The desire to distance ourselves from a 'puritanism' which is 'Protestant,' 'Anglo-Saxon' and 'feminist' plays well notably in intellectual milieus, and anti-Americanism has been a constant dimension of anti-feminism in France for more than a century," Ms. Bard said.

Our results found that the CoPAP tended to increase not only as the BOS lengthened in AP dimensions but also as the BOS remained constant in AP aspect.

We have simulated the Manhattan topology with 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, and 100 nodes.In case of constant terrain dimensions, we have generated the aggregate traffic load of 80 Mbps from multiple sources for all scenarios.