Sentence examples for generalized law from inspiring English sources

We use a generalized law of mass action that is more general where both reaction parameters may be general nonlinear functions.

ALC builds the corresponding rates following the generalized law of mass action where the parameters can be general nonlinear functions.

He developed a basic inequality of probability theory called Chebyshev's inequality, a generalized form of the Bienaymé-Chebyshev inequality, and used the latter inequality to give a very simple and precise demonstration of the generalized law of large numbers i.e., the average value for a large sample of identically distributed random variables converges to the average for individual variables.

"The generalized law of silence that is battering down upon our events and our living spaces is soon to relegate the City of Lights to the rank of European capital of sleep," a group of music promoters wrote in an online petition, to be submitted to the mayor of Paris and several government ministries on Jan . 31

The question of whether we should be troubled by this possible violation of the generalized law touches on several issues in the foundations of physics.

Especially, the basic characters and generalized law of quasi-standing wave is simulated by means of computations, and their physical mechanisms are also described.

The federal government has prescribed parameters for all valuations if they lead to transactions in which fair market value is mandated, and it also expects transactions to adhere to more generalized laws relating to entities that provide services to Medicare patients.

Formulating generalized laws is challenged by the pervasiveness of the Internet over nations with widely differing real-time laws, and by the complicated architecture of the Internet that makes it easy for people to obfuscate their identity and location.

Indeed, the generalized second law is our only law that joins together the fields of general relativity, quantum mechanics, and thermodynamics.

A generalized guidance law incorporating concepts of existing guidance laws is proposed.

The generalized power law can be employed to accurately describe complex mass bias characteristics, but the exponential law was nonetheless implemented in this study because this approach is (1) more straightforward and (2) has been shown to provide accurate and precise stable isotope data if a simple empirical correction is employed to correct for this offset [ 34].