Sentence examples for mathematical artifacts with from inspiring English sources

One possible stance is to dismiss them as mathematical artifacts with no physical relevance.

To buffer against detecting mathematical artifacts, EVA selects only those probe sets with high SD values in all regions.

After 20 years of changing his mind back-and-forth, he wrote a paper in the 1930s with Nathan Rosen, convinced that gravitational waves were mere mathematical artifacts of General Relativity.

He traces the complex reciprocity between modern governments and the mathematical artifacts that both dictate the duties of the state and measure its successes.

There's also the interesting fact that Einstein himself was torn about whether gravitational waves actually existed, or whether they were mathematical artifacts only.

The small negative peaks in some of the signature spectra are mathematical artifacts due to the constraints imposed (non negativity).

Note that CpG[o/e] and GC content are positively correlated with each other due to a mathematical artifact (Pearson correlation coefficient ρ = 0.83 and ρ = 0.70 for chicken and human, respectively) (Duret and Galtier 2000).

We show that this mathematical artifact is found outside the feasible composition space.

Another of the earliest projects, called distributed.net, also cracks cryptographic codes and is trying to find something called an optimal golomb ruler, a mathematical artifact important to coding and communications theory.

This turned out to be more of a mathematical artifact rather than an actual physical particle.

The Gödelian proof might be dismissed as a mere mathematical artifact, not reflecting any possible situation.