Sentence examples for finite number of potential from inspiring English sources

The rules for creating A* resemble those for forming the inverse of an average numerator relationship matrix in case there are a finite number of potential parents (e.g., [ 10, 11] and [ 12]).

Therefore it always has a finite number of possible values.

EEG-microstates exploit spatio-temporal EEG features to characterize the spontaneous EEG as a sequence of a finite number of quasi-stable scalp potential field maps.

Helped by the analysis of the band functions, we show that for slow decaying potential an infinite number of negative eigenvalues are created whereas only finite number of eigenvalues appear for fast decaying potential.

The authors established the existence of positive solutions which concentrate, as ε → 0, on a prescribed finite number of local minimum points of the potential V; also see [30].

The algorithms use a finite number of samples of the initial condition and potential functions.

On the other hand, progenitors and terminally differentiated cells are highly proliferative, display lineage commitment, and have limited proliferative potential (that is, finite number of cell divisions) and little or no capacity to contribute to disease progression [ 14].

In this way, the truncated potential corresponds to a finite number of constraints in the maximal entropy principle interpretation.

We conducted propensity score matching to help control for potential bias; however, this method accounts for a finite number of confounding factors measured at baseline and cannot fully adjust for all potential factors.

"When you consider the diversity of chemicals facing testing and their potential effects, I don't think it's possible to say that some finite number of pathways will predict all adverse events," she says.

Because of the large number of potential alternative states for a sequence, both kinetic traps and thermodynamic optima, evaluating even a large finite number of such states proved inadequate.