Sentence examples for problem of pure from inspiring English sources
Often accompanied by his close friend Albert Marquet, who was also interested in the problem of pure colour, he began to paint outdoor scenes in the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, in suburban Arcueil, and from the open window of his apartment overlooking the Seine.
The main application problem of pure hydrogenated carbon coatings is their very low fracture toughness.
It is only in the second edition of the Critique that Kant gives such a prominent place to Hume and his "objection" to causality, serving to introduce what Kant now calls "the general problem of pure reason".
When the formulation is applied to the problem of pure torsion of a cylinder no second-order axial shortening associated with the Wagner effect is predicted which differs from conventional beam theory.
This stochastic search algorithm has been successfully applied to the problem of pure, strict epistasis in [ 21].
A complete solution to the problem of pure components is provided by the matrices C and Δ, given by the equation (5).
At its root, metascience represents the purest form of scientific inquiry: digging deeply into a problem out of pure curiosity.
The book's title partly refers to the problem of the "pure" subject, that is the contradiction between the need for simplicity and standardisation in trials and the messy reality of human lives.
It is well known that, for an initial value problem of a pure reaction equation with a positive source term, begin{aligned} frac{du}{dt}=f u),qquad u(0)=u_{0}, end{aligned} (1.2) its solution blows up in finite time if and only if begin{aligned} T u_{0})=int_{u_{0}}^{+infty} frac{1}{f(s)},ds< +infty.
Because these signals were temporally independent, individual components of tasks could be contrasted with one another, rather than entire tasks, reducing the problem of violations of pure insertion in cognitive subtraction.
We address here the problem of computation of pure Nash equilibrium for electricity markets having a large number of players and for which the players have a discrete set of strategies.
