Sentence examples for natural bound from inspiring English sources

We propose a new definition of this mapping in the framework of CAT ( 1 ) space by imposing a natural bound on the diameter of the space.

The accurate atheist prediction that such tragedies are natural occurrences, bound to happen in a morally neutral universe, has the virtue of avoiding such unnecessary psychological pain.

(Dear British Dental Association: will this do?) Breakfast with Socrates: The Philosophy of Everyday Life by Robert Rowland Smith (Profile, £12.99) As with the airport and the dentist's waiting room, so with the gym, where one sees "bodies attempting to resist the fact that they are bodies – that is, natural entities bound one day to give up the ghost".

Obviously, the performance of T-coloring-based scheduling provides a natural upper bound for Algorithm 1.

A natural upper bound on the achievable rates of chunked codes is established as follows.

It is also possible that the antibodies that produce DFS70 are very heterogeneous and have increased affinity for full length LEDGF presented in its natural form bound to chromatin and/or other proteins.

Another is production fragmentation among some countries in which natural resources bound for export are extracted and processed to some degree, as well as other countries that import these resources to continue processing and exporting them.

Now, along with the double helix's two natural pairs A bound to T and G bound to C a bacterium growing in a California lab can incorporate and copy a third, artificial pair of letters.

Finally, since T≥(1−ε/2)n almost surely according to Lemma 5, and Z is a natural lower bound on the number of packets that can be decoded by the BP decoding algorithm, we complete the proof of Theorem 4. The above performance analysis implies that most d-regular graphs have the locally tree-like structure and hence the corresponding EC codes have the desired BP decoding performance.

Finally, the analysis of spatial patterns makes sense only within the geographic limits of focal taxa distribution, setting a natural upper bound to the breadth of ecological spatial analyses.

N-acetyl cysteamine analogues of malonate extender units and of advanced biosynthetic intermediates are widely utilized in current mutasynthetic approaches in place of the natural substrates bound to the pantetheinyl cofactor of acyl carrier proteins.