Sentence examples for limit assumptions from inspiring English sources

This paper is devoted to obtain results relying on a comparison and an asymptotic comparison of the solutions between a nominal (unperturbed) functional differential equation involving wide classes of delays and a perturbed version (describing the current dynamics) with some smallness in the limit assumptions on the perturbed functional differential equation.

Lewis has argued against having the Limit Assumption as a constraint on system of spheres models.

Furthermore, unlike current models of revision, our approach does not require the Limit Assumption.

He called the assumption that there was a sphere of closest worlds the "Limit Assumption", and noted that we could do without it.

The Limit Assumption is satisfied if the preferential structure does not contain any infinite descending chains of more and more preferred models, with no minimal member.

The analogue to the seriality of our earlier i-acceptability relation is also assured by the Limit Assumption, since it entails that for each world i, there is always some i-acceptable (now i-best) world.

Let a sphere S ∈ $i be called a-permitting if and only if ∪$i ∩ |a| ≠ ∅ (for the sake of brevity we omit in this section the relativity of each proposition to the corresponding model M .[6] The so called Limit Assumption (LA) establishes that if ∪$i ∩ |a| ≠ ∅ then there is a smallest A-permitting sphere.

Then if we use the usual truth conditions for selection functions, the truth conditions determined via selection functions derived from a system of spheres satisfying the Limit Assumption coincide with the truth conditions in terms of system of spheres (this is the reason invoked in Cross and Nute 2001 for classifying Lewis' theory of conditionals as a minimal change theory).

This relation would be reflexive, transitive and connected, while satisfying the Limit Assumption in W. DEM would then be the set of all the best worlds in W, and then the truth conditions for d and the five deontic operators would be cast via DEM so generated.

Fisher's exact test was used if the expected count limit assumption was not met.

Consequently, the provided results may be either suboptimal or valid under unnecessarily limiting assumptions for a flexible manufacturing cell.