Sentence examples for of its constituting from inspiring English sources
In lambda tau method, mathematical expressions for failure rate ((lambda _s)) and repair time ((tau _s)) of the system are formulated in terms of its constituting component's failure rates ((lambda _i)'s) and repair times ((tau _i)'s).
■ With this, a simple algorithm to find all cohesive k-clique communities is given by checking for each k-clique community on each level k first whether it is cohesive: 1. Check whether any of its constituting maximal cliques has a size larger than 2 k - then it is not cohesive.
as an instance of its constituting law.
The immensely polymorphic and gene-rich landscape of the major histocompatibility complex on chromosome 6 necessitates a thorough and consistent investigation of its constituting elements.
Results show that as long as the flames do not impinge on the heat exchanger surface, a linear network modeling approach can be applied to construct the acoustic response of the composed configuration from the responses of its constituting elements.
Rudolf Bernet writes (1993), "Nature is something at the heart of human existence that does not properly belong to the human subject: a ground (Grund) of its constituting capacities, that is at the same time, a non-ground (Abgrund), a capacity that evades constituting reason".
Emergence of a large structure from its constituting small pieces has been strenuously investigated in various disciplines.
Each category is represented by the center of gravity of the cloud of all its constituting individuals.
(You may have noticed a small lacuna in Newton's argument: in (i) the water is at rest and in (ii) in motion relative to that part of its surroundings constituted by the air above it.
The Supreme Court suspended it in 1972, holding that the arbitrariness of its application constituted cruel and unusual punishment.
First, that forcing Apple to write code that weakens its devices and the security of its customers constitutes a violation of free speech as protected by the Constitution.
