Sentence examples for mathematical idealization from inspiring English sources
The bibliographical style of the paper is guaranteed by a qualitative description of the underlying physical mechanisms and their mathematical idealization.
Finally, the propagation rates observed are compared with the results from our model, concluding that migration through fractal media, in spite of being a mathematical idealization of the problem, mimics the dynamics of real systems reasonably well.
Therefore, the stationarity assumption, a mathematical idealization, is valid only as approximations.
Lower row: A mathematical idealization of a cross section: A cross section of a sharp and non-sharp connection approximating the spine morphology.
Recent critics have claimed that while there are aspects of the applications of mathematics that are correctly captured by the mapping account, there are also aspects related to mathematical idealization and explanation that it does not manage to capture.
Yet a general theory of boundaries should have something to say about the second conception as well — and more generally about the interaction between the mathematical idealization associated with the former conception and the physical, cognitive, and philosophical significance of the latter (Galton 2007).
Additionally, for a tentative estimation, two approximate formulas for variance of bridge response are obtained using two opposing mathematical idealizations of wind correlation in time.
These digitized particles are developed for and used in cellular automata systems, which are employed for the simple mathematical idealizations of complex systems in physics, chemistry and engineering [S. Wolfram, Rev. Mod. Phys. 55, 601 644 (1983)].
This paper presents a comprehensive review of developments, applications, various mathematical idealizations of materials, temperature profiles, modeling techniques and solutions methods that are adopted for the thermal analysis of FGM plates.
Helmholtz's equations are a paradigm case of mathematical idealizations in physics.
Experimentally detected images will, therefore, never really possess Bravais lattices and plane symmetries because both concepts are mathematical idealizations.
