Sentence examples for more general time from inspiring English sources
The results significantly extend and improve many known results for both the continuous case and more general time scales.
The results extend previous work on both the continuous case and more general time scales, and are based on the Guo-Krasnosel'skiĭ fixed point theorem.
Our result extends related results known for differential equations and difference equations on the half-line to more general time scales.
In [4, 18] unification of the existence of periodic solutions of population models modeled by ordinary differential equations and their discrete analogues in the form of difference equations and extension of these results to more general time scales is studied.
The 21.5-inch iMac will ship on November 30, Apple said in a press release, with the 27-inch model coming in the more general time frame of "December," with no more specific date attached.
The theory of dynamic equations on time scales, which originates from [24, 25], is related not only to the set of real numbers (continuous systems) and the set of integers (discrete systems) but also to more general time scales (an arbitrary nonempty closed subset of the real numbers ℝ) [26, 27].
SaaS solutions like Datadog can serve a similar purpose in addition to more general time-series database solutions like KairosDB.
Remark 2.5 The results of this paper can be given for more general time-scale integrals, for example, Lebesgue time-scale integrals in [19] or even multiple Lebesgue time-scale integrals in [20].
By using Eq. (1), a more general time-varying radiative forcing was estimated by Forster et al. (2013), but the global climate feedback parameter was necessarily assumed to be independent of the forcing agent and also time invariant.
Other songs stay more general, like "Time" itself, a hymnlike tune carrying post-breakup resentment, and "It's Over," which strives for a no-fault divorce.
Although the exponential optimal policy will not be optimal for cases with general terminal time, results shown in Table 6 indicate that the expected cumulative deaths predicted by the exponential optimal policy will be close to those occurring in a more general terminal time case.
