Sentence examples for sharp value from inspiring English sources
Supported by site surveys, this paper examines this state-dominated property formalization and regularization process, and the ways in which informalities have been replaced by a sharp value uplift shared between local governments and local peasants.
Therefore, it is attractive to estimate the sharp value of (alpha (p)).
However, if the agent is ignorant with respect to a proposition A she will not assign it a subjective probability of.5 (or any other sharp value, for that matter).
An essential feature of this approach is that a system may have a sharp value of an observable even if the dynamical state is not an eigenstate of that same observable.
The proposal thus violates the so-called "eigenstate-eigenvalue link", which says that a system can only have a sharp value of an observable (namely, one of its eigenvalues) if its quantum state is the corresponding eigenstate.
The monkeys were not capable of performing such a sharp value comparison.
But his writing on identity draws a sharp, value-loaded distinction between ethnic and civic nationalism, claiming only the latter is compatible with liberal democracy (a position that becomes harder to maintain in the face of xenophobia perpetuated in the name of "civic" nationalism – rising French Islamophobia and Turkish exclusivism spring to mind).
Are 'Sharp Values' of Observables Always Objective Elements of Reality? H. Brown, et al. Quantum-Mechanical Self-Measurement B. Monton.
For a moderately infectious disease (represented by p=0.25), there is a positive benefit for lower (more risk averse) values of α, up until a sharp threshold value, after which the outcome is negative.
The wedge entering the water has a sudden deceleration with shock characteristics, resulting in a short-time duration and a sharp peak value.
But investors would do well to remember that more stocks actually declined in price during the year than rose, leaving lots of bargains ripe for the picking by a sharp-eyed value investor.
