Sentence examples for degree of finite from inspiring English sources

As such, they all have the same degree of finite reality.

It is known that the degree of finite dimensional mappings is easier to calculate.

As Scotus puts it: "if an entity is finite or infinite, it is so not by reason of something accidental to itself, but because it has its own intrinsic degree of finite or infinite perfection" (Ordinatio 1, d. 1, pars 1, q. 1 2, n. 142).

In particular, the proposed multiplier has an advantage when the extension degree of finite fields m is large and the characteristic of finite fields p is small like GF 3m), GF 5m), and GF 7m) used in pairing-based cryptosystems.

If we interpret the slope of the force depth relation as a measure of the "stiffness" of the cell, we see that both the degree of finite stretch (e.g., degree of spreading) and the geometry of the tip dramatically affect this result, given the same material properties.

Systematic procedures are formulated to assess the stability of a conductor's wind and ice loaded static profile by employing a multiple-degree-of-freedom finite element model.

The proposed GPU instance takes advantage of Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) architectures performing well-balanced parallel calculations at the Degree-of-Freedom (DoF) level of finite elements.

This paper deals with the singularities which occur on the compatibility paths of single degree of freedom finite mechanisms consisting of rigid bars and pin joints.

Further the validity of the single mode dynamic buckling formulation is examined by comparing the results obtained for various boundary conditions with the numerical results from the dynamic response of a large number of degree of freedom finite element model of the beam without any restriction on the deformation mode shape.

In comparison with the 36-degree-of-freedom rectangular finite element, the trigonometric hierarchical finite element is found to produce a better accuracy with fewer system degrees of freedom.

However, the analysis is only applicable to a measurement field with finite degree-of-freedom and is discrete in the time domain.