Sentence examples for mathematically prove from inspiring English sources

We further mathematically prove that RGDB still guarantees on-time video delivery at small client bandwidths.

We mathematically prove that with QRMthe gateway queue size can never exceed the Bandwidth-Delay Product of the channel.

Newport and Cornejo were able to mathematically prove that using the binary carry sequence optimizes the diffusion of information throughout the network.

Before Fleming's courage is tested, his mind is a porridge of sophomoric generalizations ("Greeklike struggles would be no more") and schoolboyish anxiety about his potential for valor ("He tried to mathematically prove to himself that he would not run").

To mathematically prove the entanglement of the two particles had occurred, the finding had to past the Bells Test, a stringent and unforgiving test that detects even the most minor imperfection.

Assuming that the P2CP model follows the Poisson process or Little's law, we not only mathematically prove that the speed of P2CP is generally better than that of the pure peer-to-peer (P2P) model, the peer to server and peer (P2SP) model or the pure cloud model, but also testify the results through simulations.

The concrete expressions of the corresponding condition numbers are given in mathematical forms and the solvability by these methods is mathematically proven.

Its properties are mathematically proved.

The proposed algebraic methodology is mathematically proved in this paper.

"We have built the first operational system that provides mathematically proven covert communication over a physical channel," they say.

Probability as a measure of preference of selected region was mathematically proved and experimentally verified.