Sentence examples for representation growth from inspiring English sources

The integral representation, growth and distortion theorem are proved by relating these functions with Ma and Minda starlike functions.

The proposed crack representation, growth modeling and recovery are illustrated using training points gathered from high-fidelity 3-D finite element simulations of non-planar crack growth in a cylindrical component similar to a rotorcraft mast, and the ability of the surrogate model to accurately predict the evolution of the crack growth over entire load histories is demonstrated.

We developed a 4-category representation of growth based on the aHAZ(1) and growth by the height-for-age z score at age 8 y, namely recovered (stunted at age 1 y and not stunted at 8 y), faltered (not stunted at age 1 y and stunted at age 8 y), persistently stunted (stunted at ages 1 and 8 y), or never stunted (not stunted at ages 1 or 8 y; considered the reference).

However, despite a general consensus on the representation of growth through a second order tensor, the precise format of this growth tensor remains unknown.

The present study is no veracious representation of growth in itself but comprises a cross-sectional design of the longitudinal growth of liver volume supported by the numerical evidence obtained from a relatively numerous sample (n = 69) of normal autopsied formalin-fixed fetuses aged 18 30 weeks.

As realism, her novel is pale; but as a metaphoric representation of growth it transcends its sentimentality.

In this representation, the growth rate of countries converges if H t →0 as t→∞.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Schematic representation of growth mechanism of TiO2 nanoparticles.

Employing such a representation, sharper growth estimates and locality for white noise functionals are obtained.

A schematic representation of growth process for ITO@carbon core shell nanowire and jagged ITO nanowire is illustrated in Fig. 5.

The stacks of books grow larger and larger and Mazzocchi herself it taken to higher and higher heights, a metaphorical representation of growth through learning.