Sentence examples for interesting interval from inspiring English sources

Much of my recent and continuing work focuses on the Ordovician Period (488 to 444 million years ago) because it is widely agreed (by me) to be the most interesting interval in Earth history, including as it does a broad-based and very rapid global biodiversification and a major mass extinction.

In this paper, we propose and analyze a nodal-continuous and H1-conforming finite element method for the numerical computation of Maxwell's equations, with singular solution in a fractional order Sobolev space Hr, where r may take any value in the most interesting interval (0,1).

The story and screenplay is predictable after the interesting interval bang" and called the film "Average".

In addition, you can alternate intense cardio activity with strength training to keep the workout interesting; interval training may also help you burn additional calories.

There is a lot of interesting harmonic information, a lot of interesting intervals.

Interesting intervals in the focus depth will thus remain significant, and will be found given that the search method is sane.

One of the most interesting intervals was the hotspot at bin #8, which contained the highest number of genes whose function is related to the regulation of transcription (52 genes), including the strong candidate GIGANTEA [ 30], a gene known to be involved in diverse developmental processes [ 31].

The makespans of those two schedules were then used as the (underline{T}) and (overline{T}) limits of the interesting makespan interval for the respective revenue function.

Finally, we present some interesting inequalities of interval-valued fuzzy soft sets by virtue of soft J-inclusions and related notions.

It should be noted that [29, 30] are earlier and interesting work on fractional interval systems.

An interesting survey on infinite interval problems, including real world examples, history and various methods of proving solvability, can be found in the recent monograph by Agarwal et al. [3] and Agarwal and O'Regan [4].