Sentence examples for natural definition from inspiring English sources

It was more natural definition.

(i a natural definition of -convex hull of is (1.1).

A spanning graph is a natural definition and not necessarily a Delaunay triangulation.

For the spatial component, at the lowest scale, we use the natural definition of given cells.

While such a natural definition is not possible, we propose here a heuristic approach to engineer such a length.

Therefore, one cannot have a natural definition for a particle, e.g., various observers may disagree with the existence of particles.

There is an arithmetic for cardinal numbers based on natural definitions of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation (squaring, cubing, and so on), but this arithmetic deviates from that of the natural numbers when transfinite cardinals are involved.

We provide natural definitions for problems related to the construction of such rulers.

Before that, we present the following notions, which are the natural definitions associated to the topology (Upsilon_{F}).

The second-order theory with (HP) as an axiom is consistent and allows us to derive all of ordinary (second-order Peano-Dedekind) arithmetic, using some very natural definitions (see the entry on Frege's Logic, Theorem, and Foundations for Arithmetic).

Measuring days between two consecutive contacts was considered to be more appropriate as this lead to a quasi-natural definition of "frequent" attendance.