Sentence examples for rather a mathematical from inspiring English sources

The definition comes not from a real machine, but rather a mathematical abstraction.

Rather a mathematical model is used to make a statistical comparison, and the platform delivers aggregated — but still, says Halstead — useful insights.

Last but not least, it should be acknowledged that the valuation of derivatives based on arbitrage-free replication (or superhedging) should not be seen as the most realistic pricing approach, but rather a mathematical idealization of a much more complex situation, and thus other pricing paradigms should also be examined.

It is thus not a risk assessment but rather a mathematical representation of the virion producing or basal cell transforming pathway.

"The Killing" in particular works rather like a mathematical equation.

Given that legislative restraint, Congress had no power to take the west bank from Louisiana or, alternatively, it must have used 'one-half' in a general, rather than a mathematical, sense, thereby granting to Texas only those areas lying west of the thalweg.

Brentano regards continuity as something given in perception, primordial in nature, rather than a mathematical construction.

It should be noted that the mathematical derivation shows the steps of the algorithm when evaluating the detection probability in case of odd degrees of freedom, i.e., it is an algorithm rather than a mathematical derivation.

Randomness, because it also deals with probability and predictability, is another problematic concept for biology students, many of whom, using a "street" rather than a mathematical definition, assume that random means "purposeless".

We propose use of Bayesian ideas as a philosophical guide (as proposed by Howson and Urbach) [ 12] rather than a mathematical method to update a prior probability density.

To allow a versatile shape in the age risk function, we chose a non parametric description based on step functions rather than a mathematical function with few parameters.