Notes are often integral to meaning, and, occasionally, they're beautiful, too.
For the further future, the plan does not need to be so precise, so,e.g., another two time intervals, we relax the integral constraints, meaning that we require 0≤x c,4,x c,5≤1.
First, as long as one follows the rules governing the delta function (such as using the delta function only under an integral sign, meaning in part not asking the value of a delta function at a given point), then no inconsistencies will arise.
Thus, the N400 is thought to be related not just to semantic access at a broad level, but specifically to how integral the meaning of a word or symbol to the semantic lexicon [67].
An issue of debate has concerned whether sensory and motor areas contribute to semantic processing providing information that is integral to meaning.
Circulation was as integral to its meaning as picturesque tableaux.
Rivette claimed that the extreme length was integral to its meaning and texture.
"In general, where strong language is integral to the meaning or content of a programme... it should not be disguised.
The French wars, which came in the middle of a much larger process that wracked Europe, were integral to its meaning.
According to The Cambridge Introduction to Theatre Studies, for theatre to be site-specific, location must provide a semantic frame: the performance space must be integral to the meaning.
