Sentence examples for in a mathematical framework from inspiring English sources

"We have elected to put our money and faith in a mathematical framework that is free of politics and human error," Tyler Winklevoss said.

"We have elected," declared Tyler Winklevoss recently, "to put our money and faith in a mathematical framework that is free of politics and human error".

As a result, we found that the evolutionary dynamics is described in a mathematical framework similar to thermodynamics: the "evolution constant" kE and "evolutionary temperature" Tevo play key roles similar to the Boltzmann constant kB and thermodynamic temperature Tthe, respectively.

Since these expressions of propensity are uncertain (in a subjective sense), the method gathers them in a mathematical framework, based on fuzzy sets and possibility theory [10, 21], consistent with that kind of uncertainty.

Bayesian statistics provides a unified approach for handling uncertainty and variability: by contrast with classical approaches it describes uncertainty probabilistically, permits strengthening of inference via incorporation of expert opinions, and synthesizes multiple types of uncertainty in a mathematical framework.

Integration of all available measurements in a mathematical framework of cardiovascular physiology could be employed to predict cardiac and circulatory status continuously in regions that cannot be directly measured.

Indeed, the final aim of this report consists of organizing the various contributions, available in the literature, into a mathematical framework suitable to generate a mathematical theory for complex biological systems.

In addition, a mathematical framework, which can be further developed numerically for the purpose of process simulation, is outlined.

The authors in [4] propose a mathematical framework in which they vary adaptively the constellation size of an MQAM modulator in order to maximize the single user throughput.

In this Review, a mathematical framework to evaluate the performance of FETs is outlined with a focus on the properties of 2D materials, such as graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides, phosphorene and silicene.

In this paper we present a mathematical framework for deducing tasks in workflow models from plans in mechanistic or strongly controlled work environments, with a focus around automatic plan generations.