Sentence examples for may be fractional from inspiring English sources

To employ a mathematical analogy, we can say that although the risk of extinction may be fractional, the stake is, humanly speaking, infinite, and a fraction of infinity is still infinity.

Comparing λ exponents of several river runoff time series (0.55 < λ < 0.95) to estimated λ for d1 and d2 (∼1.37), it was concluded that river runoff time series are likely to follow fractional Gaussian noise (fGn) characteristics while groundwater level fluctuation time series may be of fractional Brownian motion (fBm) type.

where A may be linear fractional partial differential operator.

Thus a fractional occupancy may be constructed: 4 The fractional occupancy saturates at a value of approximately 1/2.

Changes in chemistry between 2004 and 2009 may be indicative of fractional crystallisation (Naranjo 2013).

For practical applications the full factorial product type designs may be replaced by fractional factorials or orthogonal arrays without loss of efficiency.

This new fractional derivative (3) may be viewed as interpolating the Hadamard fractional derivative and the Caputo-Hadamard fractional derivative.

In this paper, we suggest that conventional and fractional probability distributions may be defined as implied by their fractional hazard rates.

The widest availability now may be found in the fractional Front Four Residences club on the top floors of the Lodge.

This means that a unstable equilibrium of an ordinary differential system may be stable in a fractional differential system.

Another alternative PLP approach may be based on the fractional harmonic relations which exist between the fundamental frequencies in a musical chord, for example, for a major chord (consisting of dominant, third, fifth, and octave) it can be verified that,, and.