Sentence examples for in the corresponding expectation from inspiring English sources

The distinction between quantum and classical behavior is the focus of this paper, it is measured by the difference in the corresponding expectation values of the observables.

This result demonstrates that for a random individual in the hybrid population H, the expectation of the admixture fraction from population S1 in one generation is a linear function of the corresponding expectation in the previous generation.

The subtraction of the corresponding expectation value in (8) leads to a modified symbol (24).

If there is also a distribution in the rate constants between different genes, the corresponding expectation values for f should also be distributed, however.

The corresponding expectation and conditional expectation are denoted by (mathbb {E}) and (mathbb {E}_{t}).

Under this model the density ratio becomes so where E g denotes expectation under association and is the corresponding expectation under independence of the distributions.

The contemporary father may be more vulnerable to this malady than previous generations of fathers because of the increasing number of women in the workplace and the corresponding expectations that he shoulder more responsibilities at home.

The author describes the four cultural types consensual and egalitarian; consensual and hierarchical; top-down and hierarchical; and top-down and egalitarian and the corresponding expectations about leadership in each environment.

The company said earnings in its third fiscal quarter rose to 49 cents per share excluding a restructuring charge from a loss of 53 cents in the corresponding period last year, beating expectations by three cents.

The storage device maker said earnings in its third fiscal quarter rose to 49 cents per share excluding a restructuring charge from a loss of 53 cents in the corresponding period last year, beating expectations by three cents.

Jia [26] studied the n-dimensional ((n>1)) Jensen's inequality for g-expectations and got the result that the n-dimensional ((n>1)) Jensen's inequality holds for g-expectations if and only if g is independent of y and linear with respect to z, in other words, the corresponding g-expectation must be linear.