Sentence examples for derived property from inspiring English sources

Important features of this result are simplicity of the derived property ψ, compared to the original one, and scalability of the verification process.

For the Sautrāntikas, color is a derived property that lacks the elemental nature of primary dharmas like fire, water, etc. Rather, secondary properties are treated by the Sautrāntikas as potentialities that reside in aggregated entities.

Excellent agreement was found between the dynamic measurements taken from the base of the tanks and the predictions from a finite element model with the fluid modelled using structural solid elements and the derived property set.

Silk and colleagues conclude that "The absence of other-regarding preferences in chimpanzees may indicate that such preferences are a derived property of the human species, tied to sophisticated capacities for cultural learning, theory of mind, perspective taking and moral judgment" (Silk et al. 2005, 1359).

We note that whilst it is possible to replace these relatively arbitrary rules by using a quantum mechanically derived property of the electron density topology called the BCP (bond critical point) to define an atom-pair connectivity [18], this is not currently used for determining InChI identifiers.

We may expect that if selection were to operate on complexity, it would be on a derived property, like redundancy or multiplicity.

Simulation results are given to validate the derived properties.

[Pourahmadi (2007]) derived properties of the skew-normal distribution including its moment generating function.

By making certain assumptions they derived properties of the solution in an analytic way.

We also included "derived" properties that would be inferred from other properties if the right terminology or dictionary is available.

For some derived properties for these q-analogues of Mittag-Leffler functions, see [9] and the references therein.