Sentence examples for of appropriate norms from inspiring English sources
The least-squares principle is based upon the minimization of the least-squares functional constructed via the sum of the squares of appropriate norms of the residuals of the partial differential equations (in the present case we consider L2 norms).
An interpretation of univocally defined generalized strain transformations is given in terms of minimization of appropriate norms of the stiffness and compliance matrices of the beam section that univocally define special reference points.
One major drawback is the availability of appropriate norms that are used to compare the results of a specific individual.
If two or more tests are used per domain not all individual tests are needed to fall below 1 SD of appropriate norms.
Because these tasks are greatly affected by age, intelligence, and in some instances sex, the availability of appropriate norms is mandatory to determine if the CNS has been effected.
These studies should also include the establishment of culture appropriate norms.
Extended IV methods require the appropriate choice of particular design variables, as the number and type of instrumental signals, data prefiltering and the choice of an appropriate norm of the extended IV-criterion.
Insofar as wrongdoing violates and damages the relationship that ought to exist between two morally motivated parties (namely, a relationship of mutual respect and a reasonable degree of trust in the other's ability and willingness to abide by appropriate norms of behavior), reconciliation sets things to right.
The SFM is a variant of the finite element method (FEM), where the space of trial and test functions is enriched by the singular functions of the SPP. We proved in the above mentioned work that the SFM is ε-uniformly convergent of optimal order in appropriate norms.
The existence of a solution locally in time is proved by the standard Picard iteration, global existence results are obtained by proving a priori estimate for the appropriate norms of u ( x, t ).
Screening tools are beneficial when used within the context of a development surveillance programme, where there are appropriate norms and known applicability in specific subgroups.
