Sentence examples for effective bounds from inspiring English sources

The ABC conjecture and its refinements provide some effective bounds for curves.

We also give effective bounds on the number of points in these cases.

Lopez emphasized, however, that even under our modern, expansive interpretation of the Commerce Clause, Congress's regulatory authority is not without effective bounds.

The effective bounds of our professional ethics and expertise must limit our horizons.

The results of this idealized dataset should give effective bounds on the accuracy of the various methods.

Open cell scaffold architectures demonstrated a wide range of permeability, but were all below isotropic effective stiffness bounds.

In fact, one can deduce from here effective upper bounds for the number of these families, hence for the types (see [88, 92]); see [273] for recent work on lower bounds and references to other recent and less recent results.

In this way, the left points are shifted from point A through D. The interpretation of this point is straightforward: if there are no outliers, then all the large circles represent effective maximum bounds on the distance, and the target cannot be at the left of the most restrictive left point.

However, some others [27 29] show that the thermal conductance mechanism in nanofluids is no different from that in binary solid composites or liquid mixtures, and that thermal conductivity data lie between the well-known effective medium bounds of the Hashin and Shtrikman (H-S) [30].

Then, we propose an efficient branch-and-bound (B&B) method and design an effective upper bound function and a pruning strategy.

He said they were easy to memorize, effective and "bound to please". Another time he asked Nannerl if a particular Myslivecek symphony was available in Salzburg, as his music was making its mark on Mozart's own compositions.