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noun
An object which indexes a family of arrows between two given objects in a universal way, meaning that any other indexed family of arrows between the same given pair of objects must factor uniquely through this universally-indexed family of arrows.
- An exponential object generalizes its interpretation in category \mathbf{Set
If 0 is an initial object in a Cartesian closed category, then the exponential object 00 is isomorphic to any terminal object 1.
Unfortunately, the space and time complexity of these grounded solution approaches are polynomial in the number of domain objects and exponential in the predicate arity and the number of nested quantifiers in the relational problem specification.
Quantitative index: closeness of histogram to exponential distribution and tests for object recognition in the sea floor.
Of thinly veiled attempts to mimic Harry Potter in an attempt to capitalize on the accelerating population of children as more and more adults console their terror with bouts of inebriated sex resulting in mass unwanted childbirth and therefore an exponential need for modes of objects of entertainment for those children: 55.
The malignant tissue is characterized by a stretched exponential function, where the scattering objects are similar in size[ 42].
This method can provide a globally optimal tracking result for multiple objects while avoiding exponential (i.e. intractable) computations.
The analysis of the data obtained using this technique showed that the fluorescence recovery of CX3CL1 was purely exponential, indicating that the diffusive objects are essentially monodisperse in size (supplementary material Fig. S3).
The corresponding net cross section is inversely proportional to the scattering vector as expected for line type scattering objects with a superimposed exponential decrease stemming from scattering within the Guinier-regime.
From when its exponential growth began, Facebook has been the object of feverish speculation in both the financial and media senses of the term.
A library of standard SPC objects containing models for the Xbar, range, exponential weighted moving average, p-chart and other SPC techniques have been created which help define the control application.
Using the robot screw theory and exponential product equations, the velocities and accelerations referring to the object reference frame of each robot part are presented in a compact form.
