Sentence examples for mathematical specifications from inspiring English sources
The Cone turns out to be an "edifice as a work of art" that Roithamer spent the last six years of his life perfecting, intending it to be a gift for his beloved sister: he designed it to exact mathematical specifications and had it constructed in a clearing at the absolute center of the Kobernausser forest.
International airspace design is undergoing significant change that requires formal and rigorous mathematical specifications to assure the safety of flight operations.
In addition, we use the Z language to specify textual and mathematical specifications of the model, as a representative model to evaluate the proposed approach; we chose continuous infusion insulin pump (CIIP).
The key parameter in each of these mathematical specifications is the transition rate: from S to I, from I to R and from R to I. If such modelling is to be helpful in infectious disease control, it is critical to have the best possible estimates of these rates (β, α and ν), as all three are important for modelling the spread of infection.
We report full mathematical specifications of the algorithm used, which relies on an internal model of the child's knowledge in a multidimensional "learning space" consisting of three difficulty dimensions: numerical distance, response deadline, and conceptual complexity (from non-symbolic numerosity processing to increasingly complex symbolic operations).
The ideal hallmarks are quantitative characterization of the subject matter studied and mathematical specification of theory.
Art that includes mathematical specification may or may not be algorithmic.
Formal mathematical specification is promoted for writing unambiguous requirements, which can be used to judge the correctness and thus the reliability of PMGT.
SIR models include a mathematical specification of the movement into and out of the three components.
We also recognize that the mathematical specification of the model we report here, the log-log form, does not allow the identification of diseconomies of scale if they exist.
In the present model, we implemented synaptic plasticity by allowing the strength (weight) of the connections between different cells to adapt according to a mathematical specification of LTP/LTD, based on the Artola-Bröcher-Singer (ABS) rule (Artola & Singer, 1993) (see Section 3.1.2 for details).
