Sentence examples for exists a transition from inspiring English sources

There also exists a transition position region of chip breaking dot.

Previous research has shown that there exists a transition in the average computational complexity of BnB on random trees.

In the latter case, there exists a transition period until a conditional drop probability reaches its new value.

In consistency with several studies reported in the literature, it was found that there exists a transition angle at which the CHF changes with a rapid slope.

Based on calculations, there exists a transition temperature at which a sudden increase in equilibrium Si contents required to prevent Al4C3 formation occurs.

It has been shown that there exists a transition in the average-case complexity of tree search problems, from exponential to polynomial in the search depth.

The inductive hypothesis on the premise of (Par(_1)) ensures that there exist a transition (t = (m_1, sigma, m_1')) and a process (p_1" equiv p'_1) such that ({mathrm{dec}}(p_1)[trangle {mathrm{dec}}(p _1)) with (l(t) = sigma ).

The inductive hypothesis on the premise of rule (S-pref) ensures that there exist a transition (t = (m, sigma ', m')) and a process (p" equiv p') such that ({mathrm{dec}}(q)[trangle {mathrm{dec}}(p")) with (l(t) = sigma '). Since q must be sequential, then (m = {mathrm{dec}}(q) = {q}) and (m' = {mathrm{dec}}(p")).

On the one hand, if (p {{{,mathop {longrightarrow }limits ^{sigma }}}} p'), then, by Proposition 16, there exist a transition t, with (l(t) = sigma ), and a process (p"), with (p" equiv p'), such that ({mathrm{dec}}(p) [trangle {mathrm{dec}}(p")), and ((p', {mathrm{dec}}(p")) in R).

It is shown that there exists a strong transition in the rheological behavior of concrete between a regime dominated by the friction between aggregate particles and a regime dominated by hydrodynamic interactions far less dissipative.

There exists a critical transition volume fraction (ϕc) of granular skeleton so-called percolation volume fraction beyond which direct frictional contacts among particles begin to dominate the rheological properties.