Sentence examples for relative formulation from inspiring English sources

It is shown that parameter-oriented design criteria (SC, SSC, βTC) are slightly changed by this relative formulation, while prediction-oriented design criteria (VC, SVC, YTC) remain the same.

There is also a relative formulation.

The detailed procedure and relative formulations are discussed in the next section.

On the other hand, Eells' population-relative formulation allows us to make more precise causal claims: in the population as a whole, smoking is a mixed cause of lung cancer; in the sub-population of individuals who lack the gene, smoking is a positive cause of lung cancer; in the sub-population consisting of individuals who possess the gene, smoking is a negative cause of lung cancer.

The coordination of motions is based on modular relative Jacobian formulation.

Conditions under which the traditional relative permeability formulation is valid are identified.

Everett took this deduction to establish that the relative state formulation of pure wave mechanics is empirically faithful over the standard quantum statistics.

There are numerous variations and reinterpretations of the original Everett proposal, most of which are briefly discussed in the entry on Everett's relative state formulation of quantum mechanics.

The study enlightens, both theoretically and numerically, that impulsive contributions to the dynamic response appear in the relative displacement formulation at the time instants in which each vehicle enters or exits the bridge.

At the birth of the MWI Wheeler 1957 wrote: "No escape seems possible from this relative state formulation if one wants to have a complete mathematical model for the quantum mechanics... ...... Since then, the MWI struggles against the Copenhagen interpretation, see Byrne 2010, gaining some legitimacy only in recent years Deutsch 1996, Bevers 2011, and Barrett 2011.

The MWI presented here is very close to Everett's original proposal, but in the entry on Everett's relative state formulation of quantum mechanics, as well as in his book, Barrett 1999, uses the name "MWI" for the splitting worlds view publicized by De Witt 1970.