Sentence examples for namely for a given from inspiring English sources

In one such quasi-linear space, we can easily obtain an additional property, namely for a given (ain IR), there exists a unique (din IR) such that (aominus_{g}d=0).

However, as we shall see in Section 2, hierarchical modulation also imposes a second performance penalty, namely, for a given choice of hierarchial constellation, and fixed target bit error rates of the two streams, the system will almost certainly be operating at a higher overall SNR than is needed to satisfy the target BERs.

Namely, for a given user-defined threshold λ, we define as: (4) for each.

The envisaged constraints are mainly due to social factors, namely acceptability for a given intervention, health system issues like availability of interventions as well as national health policies about provision of certain interventions like anti-malarials.

This formula represents the local carbon balance, namely, the one for a given territory.

We also study a fundamental problem that emerges on such architectures, namely, to determine for a given computation when and how the potential for reconfiguration should be changed during run time so that the reconfiguration overhead is minimal.

The support for a given set, namely inactive and active domains, was specified as the number of sequences present in each set and patterns with threshold length 9 and 10 were identified.

In their discussion on the tactical design of animal signals and its importance for the evolution of signal properties the same authors listed three important aspects of the "psychological landscape of receivers", namely the detectability, discriminability, and memorability for a given signal.

We compare several different second-order splitting algorithms for the asymmetric rigid body, with the aim of determining which one produces the smallest energy error for a given rigid body, namely, for given moments of inertia.

This paper presents a new type of generalized invexity, namely nondifferentiable ( G f, β f ) -invexity for a given locally Lipschitz function f defined on X ⊂ R n.

The α value for a given confidence level, namely α 1 − ε, was calculated as follows: α 1 − ε = α calib j   if  j ≡ ⌊ N calib * (1 − ε ) ⌋, where ≡ indicates identity.