Sentence examples for elementary definition from inspiring English sources

To assess the system performance in this particular case, we will start from the elementary definition of the bit error rate.

This is in contrast with MMMvII which provides an elementary definition for matches of size greater than 3 that does not recursively depend on the definition of a match of size 3.

In the West, two essential principles of Hellenic and Christian political philosophy were transmitted, if only in elementary definitions, in rudimentary encyclopaedias.

Americans have never taken to the cryptic, and so there's an impression here that their crosswords are simple fare: elementary definitions that will soon and as well be generated by some machine.

Some elementary definitions and fundamental results, which will be used in the sequel, are described here.

In this section, we recall some elementary definitions from the asymmetric topology and the order theory, which are necessary for a good understanding of the work below.

Next, we recall several elementary definitions and important results in the theory of conformable fractional calculus, which will be used throughout the article, we refer the interested reader to [25 32].

We briefly review these measures in the following, but before repeat some elementary definitions from graph theory.

This elementary module definition is based on the mathematical developments given in Additional file 7, which describes the key control properties associated to local regulations (according to our definition).

To model the internal pressure effect an additional formulation is used in the elementary stiffness matrix definition.

The readers can find more details as regards elementary notions and definitions of fractional finite difference equations in [8 15].