Sentence examples for continuity by a from inspiring English sources

From this estimate we conclude (by Campanato's characterization of Hölder continuous functions [19, 20]) that has the modulus of continuity by a constant times.

Eggs are still brought, in unbroken continuity, by a sacred bunny, the animal familiar of Eostre.

The model to be trialed focuses much more on continuity of carer rather than continuity by a team of carers, and thus benefits or potential harms will not be known until results are available.

The establishment of a specific meshfree theory is based on high-order gradient continuity, by incorporating a higher-order Cauchy Born rule.

This method estimates the relative dominance of every possible F0 (represented as a probability density function of the F0) by using MAP (maximum a posteriori probability) estimation and considers the F0's temporal continuity by using a multiple-agent architecture.

Similarly, film scholars have noted that the most famous moment in A Trip to the Moon plays with temporal continuity by showing an event twice: first the capsule is shown suddenly appearing in the eye of an anthropomorphic moon; then, in a much closer shot, the landing occurs very differently, and much more realistically, with the capsule actually plummeting into believable lunar terrain.

By the continuity of a(x), we deduce that there exists x2 ∈ B such that (1 - α a(x) < c for B1 = {x ∈ ℝ n : |x2| ≤ |x| ≤ |x1|}.

For the quasilinear setting, Zheng and Feng [38] recently obtained an optimal interior Hölder continuity by way of an interior reverse Hölder's inequality for quasilinear elliptic equations with the controlled growth conditions under the assumption that the leading coefficients are in the class of VMO functions with respect to x variables.

Mr Giscard d'Estaing's proposals would create more continuity by setting up a president who could serve for up to five years and flanking him with a foreign minister.

They obtained the rate of convergence of these operators in terms of the modulus of continuity and by a Voronovskaja-type theorem.

For example, it might be argued that identity through time requires the kind of spatial existence that only body can give: or that the causal continuity required by a stream of consciousness cannot be a property of mere phenomena.