Sentence examples for either exactly or from inspiring English sources

The problem of solving either exactly or approximately a linear system of algebraic equations is very important and it appears in many engineering and scientific applications.

However, despite this heterogeneity, values of the scaling exponents of the regional volume-specific glucose utilization rates on brain volume (CMRglc; glucose cerebral metabolic rate per brain region volume) are surprisingly homogeneous; they are either exactly or close to -0.15.

However, this is formally equivalent to the solution of the equivalent inference problem using Bayesian filtering (or smoothing)—either exactly or approximately (Todorov 2008; Friston 2011; Tassa et al. 2011).

Therefore, it is important to create a chemical process that guarantees satisfaction of all design specifications either exactly or with some probability.

The challenge is not just listening, but noticing how many times you say the same thing, either exactly or in essence, and making every possible effort NOT to repeat anything.

We do not believe that everything in society is either exactly right, or exactly wrong; what is good we desire to preserve and improve; what is evil, to exterminate, or reform.

The cases where the transition probability matrix of the Markov process is either exactly known, or unknown but belongs to a given polytope, are treated.

The transition rate matrix of the Markov process and the parameters of the system are either exactly known, or unknown but belong to a given polytope.

5.4: Here (q,r,sne 1), (qrs=1); the condition is that either exactly 2 or all 3 of q, r, s do not belong to (mathbb {G}_{infty }), in which case (mathrm{GK-dim},{mathcal {B}}_{mathfrak {q}}) is either 2 or 3, accordingly.

By searching in the on-line UNICEF Supply Catalogue, companies can determine if they can supply products that either exactly match, or are similar to the products we procure.

He is also finding that 'duplicons' (regions of the genome that are either exactly repeated or are highly homologous to other regions) can give rise to spurious interindividual variation.