Sentence examples for has terms from inspiring English sources

In algebraic topology there is a more general formula called the Euler-Poincaré formula, which has terms corresponding to the number of components in each dimension and also terms (called Betti numbers) derived from the homology groups that depend only on the topology of the figure.

It is very difficult to solve such problems because the differential equation must be solved in a more complete form, that is, when the main part of the equation has terms containing and.

In this case, it can be shown that the error gradient has terms of the form ∂ ∂ α c k ( l ) log P ^ p k | y = log ( y c k ( l ) ) 1 − 1 / Z (12).

The ASE score has terms for the overlap of the ligand pose with alpha spheres and the overlap between ligand and receptor atom volumes approximated by Gaussians, and therefore can be thought of as mimicking dispersion interactions of ligand binding.

One can describe (H^dagger ) in terms of the Dold Kan equivalence (10.3): for any complex (E_cdot in C_cdot ({text {Ab}})), the spectrum (H^cdot (E_cdot )) has terms begin{aligned} H^dagger (E_cdot )_n = D tau _{le 0}E_cdot [n]), end{aligned} (10.10 with the structure maps (delta _n) given by the maps (10.4).

The office, created by Congress in the wake of Watergate, has terms meant to overlap presidents to avoid politicization of the office.

He has termed this method "stereolithography".

California already has term limits.

Rhys Fisher has termed this possibility "agile existence".

Barlow [8] has termed these fruits 'overbuilt'overbuilt

Koelsch has termed this idea the syntactic equivalence hypothesis.