Sentence examples for greater less than from inspiring English sources

With (E[m_i^*]) greater (less) than one the price of the after-tax payoff (p^{*tau }_{j}) is greater (less) than the price of the pre-tax payoff (p^*_{j}).

Thus, (A/alpha) and (A alpha')) have two eigenvalues whose real parts are greater (less) than 1 (resp. −1).

A solution of (1.1) is said to be eventually positive (negative) if is eventually greater (less) than.

Snow covered pixels were retrieved using the normalized difference snow index (NDSI) and unsupervised classification, and pixels having greater (less) than 50% snow cover were classified presence (absence).

Furthermore, (E[m_i^*]) greater (less) than one is equivalent with the risk-free rate (r_mathrm{f}^*) being less (greater) than zero.

Ions initialized with a temperature greater (less) than the unstable fixed point at temperature T u will evolve to the steady-state temperature T h (T c ).

In this context "EQ", "GT", "LT", "GE", "LE" stand for "equal", "greater than", "less than", "greater than or equal to", and "less than or equal to".

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The force applied to the load can be greater or less than the input force depending on whether the mechanical advantage of the machine is greater or less than unity respectively.

Subgroup analysis was performed for age (greater and less than 75 years, to provide balance in sample size between groups) and for years of formal education (greater or less than 12 years, based upon UNESCO data [ 27]).

Circling and circling, circling and circling, with a circumference never any greater or less than our inaction has long dictated.