Sentence examples for contain states from inspiring English sources

After that, we need to refine the partition blocks in order to make them stable, i.e., we refine them by splitting blocks that contain states that should not be together according to the transition function of these states.

Given that state filling is observed for λ p corresponding to energies that are smaller than the energy band gap of β-Ga2O3, it is evident that the β-Ga2O3 NWs contain states residing energetically in the upper half of the gap consistent with the broad PL shown in Fig. 2.

The argument from evil focuses upon the fact that the world appears to contain states of affairs that are bad, or undesirable, or that should have been prevented by any being that could have done so, and it asks how the existence of such states of affairs is to be squared with the existence of God.

Relatively simple systems like those found in computers, subpersonal brain processing and animal signalling contain states with correctness conditions or satisfaction conditions.

In general, conservation laws should be taken into account since otherwise the window may be inconsistent with the conservation laws, i.e. it may contain states that are not reachable.

The first is a term P(π x 1= s g, π x L = s h ∣θ) that represents the marginal probability that a complete parse tree truncated at g, h has states s g, s h assigned to the endpoints of the truncation; this is just the fraction of complete parse trees that contain states s g and s h.

Many of the city's chrome-and-glass storefronts contain state-owned businesses or joint ventures between state-owned and foreign companies.

But that issue does not affect the need to contain state labor costs, a reality that other public unions have accepted.

All specifications contain state and year fixed effects, with observations weighted using CPS weights and standard errors are clustered by state.

Healthwatch will, by law, be able to use duties placed on care homes which contain state-funded residents to let representatives into their premises for visits.

Routine messages will contain state of vehicles (e.g., position, speed, and direction) and will be broadcasted by all vehicles at a frequency 10 20 times per second.