Sentence examples for fundamentally linear from inspiring English sources

Especially, Goodwin and Harper (2000) point out that many recent time series models examining price transmission consider asymmetric adjustments assume that the price transmission process to be fundamentally linear.

This seems to suggest that LTL trace analysis is indeed a fundamentally linear process, and that attempts at distributing its computation are offset by the cost of parallel management (threads, inter-process communication, etc).. To the best of our knowledge, the present work is the first application and analysis of MapReduce for the verification of temporal logic properties on event traces.

We determined that although the atomic fluorescence detector was fundamentally linear down to at least 1 pg, the default peak integration scheme appeared to be optimized for > 10 15 pg cycle−1 and so could introduce non-linearity in smaller peaks (i.e. lower mass loadings).

In STR analysis, both PCR amplification and sequencer detection are fundamentally linear processes, so a mixture of genotypes produces a signal that is approximately the sum of the separate genotype signals [29].

We report here that on the normalized log scale used in this work, both schemes conform to a fundamentally linear decay of signal, suggesting that multiple mismatches display a largely additive effect.

This plant is an ideal model system for investigating the relationship between cell division and endoreduplication process, as root tips and intercalary meristems of monocotyledons grow fundamentally linear and growth occurs in a well-defined region.

Pen drawing is fundamentally a linear method of making images.

Fixed product design dissolved in favor of a layered modular architecture (i.e. contents, service, network, and device layer) and the process of value creation changed fundamentally from linear-oriented sequential value chains to complex value networks.

The idea that much African migration is essentially driven by poverty ignores evidence that demographic and economic transitions and 'development' in poor countries are generally associated to increasing rather than decreasing levels of mobility and migration and that the relation between development and migration is fundamentally non-linear.

The key elements in the definition are that discontinuities are not singular issues and events (but consist of different interacting trends, weak signals and black swans), and that they fundamentally alter the linear, known pathways.

Kristine Steimer of IGN enjoyed the challenge of fighting alone, as it "never bordered on frustrating", but also admitted the pack fundamentally consisted of linear combat sequences.