Sentence examples for limit definition from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the soft tissue surrounding the bones and teeth were not considered, since the limit definition still were not always possible in computer tomography images.

Recently, Khalil et al. [18] introduced a new well-behaved definition of a local fractional derivative, called the conformable fractional derivative, depending just on the basic limit definition of the derivative.

Fig. 3 Neural model (1): nullclines under variation of I which leads to the (singular limit) definition of (I_{mathrm{bif}}): (Type I) (I=I_{mathrm{bif}}) at a saddle-node bifurcation; (Type II) (I=I_{mathrm{bif}}) at (singular) Andronov Hopf bifurcation.

Thus, without moment limit definition for the hybrid protocol, using a torque-control protocol may be safer and more conservative for long fusion constructs.

This explanation lends itself to the limit definition of a derivative: limh->0 (f(x+h -f(x+h -f

While I agreed with a lot of the points in the articles, that phrase stuck out as a limited and limiting definition of our business.

In addition, there is a "system performance level" (Todd et al. 1993) and other detection limit definitions described by the International Union on Pure and Applied Chemistry (Todd et al. 2001 , 2002.

What the church is against is not any particular definition of the scope of that exemption, but the very concept of putting any limiting definition into the law.

I suspect that some of the passages that most delight me are, by the kind of limiting definition West repeatedly decries, the bits that might be considered inessential.

As Harper notes: "These kind of fantasy films pivot on a female power which is based on the biological, which can be a very limiting definition".

This is a limiting definition, and one that can be threatening to IT teams.