Sentence examples for of some regularity from inspiring English sources

We analytically study the convergence rate of the Fourier transformed Boltzmann collision operator in the grazing collisions limit to the Fourier transformed Landau collision operator under the assumption of some regularity and decay conditions of the solution to the Boltzmann equation.

Aim for a pattern of some regularity.

In addition, closer examination was made of specific cases to understand the dynamics among foreign and domestic developers, also allowing the identification of some regularities in the patterns of foreign developments.

Ladyman asserts that no empirical investigation will be sufficient to establish the truth of the relevant non-modal conditional "unless we take it that the specification by science of some regularities among the actual facts as laws … is latching onto objective features of the world" (Ladyman 2004, 762).

The distinctive feature of games of chance is that the outcome of a given trial cannot be predicted with certainty, although the collective results of a large number of trials display some regularity.

What is far more likely is that people with derivatives contracts tied to Libor lost tiny percentages of that $800 trillion with some regularity because of Libor manipulation.

Comparing these diffractograms, one can conclude that the introduction of a titanium precursor into polymer beads influences the arrangement of the hydrocarbon chains and reduces some regularity of the polymer matrix, what is visible as disappearance of broad peak at 2Θ = 10 20°.

We got it recently from Qualcomm and Intel, but if we could start getting more of these with some regularity, that would give investors confidence to buy".

As for the EM flights, the monthly-configured patterns of LF of the EF flights show some regularity.

People sing with some regularity of wanting to "begin to heal," and they ask questions like: "Who's crazy: the one who's uncured?

That said, the question remains whether this new work can enter the orbit of operas performed with some regularity around the world.