Sentence examples for countable number from inspiring English sources

We extend the notions of uniform convexity (smoothness) from normed spaces to countably normed spaces 'in which there is a countable number of compatible norms'.

Though only one field has been considered thus far, the formalism is easily generalizable to a countable number of fields with an associated set of countably indexed field operators φk(x) — cf. (Streater and Wightman 1964).

Only a countable number of attempts have been made in this regard.

This is for a discrete random variable that takes on only a finite, only a countable number of values.

A method of defining a "Jamestree sum" of a countable number of Banach spaces is given.

Particles with specific gravities (SG) of 0.866 and 1.050 were introduced into the experimental and computational systems in a finite and countable number.

Nevertheless, as Nassim explains, Marder's study of a microscopic knot of stomatogastric neurons in lobsters and crabs, a small network with a countable number of neurons, has laid vital foundations for current brain research projects.

At the same time we introduce new methods based on Fourier series type decompositions that enable us to turn an intractable infinite dimensional optimal control problem into a countable number of finite dimensional optimal control problems.

(a) g has at most a countable number of discontinuities.

Under the present experimental configuration and at a catalyst plating time of 20 s, countable numbers of bridges can be obtained, which are selectively and horizontally grown on the areas of the pattern with Ni catalyst.

That this was balderdash, that often when those drones unleashed their Hellfire missiles they were unsure who exactly was being targeted, that civilians were dying in relatively countable numbers -- and that others were indeed counting them -- mattered little, at least in this country until recently.