Lindley said his aim in his early years as an academic was to make statistics a respectable branch of mathematics: all the other courses he had studied had the classic mathematical form, of a system of axioms from which the consequences were deduced, but statistics lacked this.
On the other hand, theory helps justify, at least qualitatively, the mathematical form of each term.
The proposed edge detector has a mathematical form of local variance and is adaptive in nature.
The mathematical form of the solution is justified by Fourier transform.
The mathematical form of the failure functions must also conform to certain requirements.
The designer must also select a mathematical form of the function that makes solving the optimization problem tractable.
The mathematical form of the law of refraction, equation (1) above, was announced by the French mathematician René Descartes some 16 years later.
System identification techniques for non-linear systems may requirea prioriknowledge of the nature and mathematical form of the non-linearities.
In this case, the point of issue is likely to be the precise mathematical form of the allocation potential, which can have dramatic effects on a country's final allocation.
An inherent connection between mathematical form of error correction model and traffic flow theory is revealed through the transformation of the well-known Fundamental Traffic Diagrams.
A new general mathematical form of point load weight function is proposed based on the properties of weight functions and the available weight functions for two-dimensional cracks.
