Sentence examples for inequality states from inspiring English sources
If we allow a,b,c to be the sides of the triangle and x,y,z to be the corresponding heights, we get: a*x = 2A b*y = 2A c*z = 2A We then set x,y, and z to be 1, 2, and 3. a = 2A b = A c = 2A/3 The triangle inequality states that a 2A < A + 2A/3.
The famous Jensen inequality states that (1.1).
Fritz Carlson's integral inequality states [13, 14] that (1.4).
The -Minkowski inequality states that (see [9]) if and then.
The well-known Chebyshev inequality states: let, and.
The -Minkowski inequality states that for convex bodies [3], (2.9).
These papers do serve as a useful reminder that if the goal is to remedy income inequality, state and local taxes are a weak policy instrument.
It indicates that required controls must satisfy inequality state constraints derived from identified boundaries.
Another inequality referring to mixed volumes is the Aleksandrov-Fenchel inequality, stating that for convex bodies, in.
The inequality stated in the next result will be called the Jensen Fubini inequality in the sequel.
This paper describes a model following control satisfying the inequality state constraint of knocking with an explicit rational function which is easy to be implemented on production ECUs.
