Sentence examples for definite under from inspiring English sources

The coefficient matrices that arise in a Helmholtz equation and a Poisson equation, essential ingredients of the algorithms, are proved to be positive definite under reasonable and mild assumptions.

Thus, for example, Atlas (1976) suggests that an embedding of a definite under a negation will tend to produce a meaning that is ruled out as insufficiently strong to satisfy the maxim of quantity, unless it is strengthened by treating the definite as if it had wide scope and could act referentially.

Although they are slowly climbing back towards the top flight after spending time in the third tier, Neil Warnock's side came into this match in 11th place in the Championship and definite under-dogs.

With the aid of Sherman Morrison Woodbury formula, we have shown that any equation in this class has the maximal positive definite solution under certain conditions.

In 1638 the deserted building was occupied by the Solitaires (hermits), pious laymen and secular priests who lived without vows or a definite rule under the spiritual guidance of Jean Duvergier de Hauranne, abbot of Saint-Cyran and a friend of Cornelius Jansen.

Air permeability can be recalled as the volume of air passing a definite surface under a specific external pressure.

The answer is that a definite description, under Russell's theory, is not a genuine singular term; it is not even a meaningful unit.

We have found that the function to minimize is quadratic in lambda with Hessian K that is symmetrical definite positive (under mild conditions of θ).

If the discrete algebraic Riccati equation (1.3) possesses a positive definite solution under certain conditions, in what range is the solution unique?

The average values of peak responses from four earthquakes are obtained and parametric study is carried out based on these average trends such as to have more definite study under the range of seismic ground motions.

Gaussian model deals dispersion of air pollutants as being carried downwind in a definite plume, under vertical and horizontal mixing in the neighboring atmosphere: the plume of air pollutants diffuses vertically and horizontally, with a consequent decrease in concentration as it moves downwind.