Sentence examples for singular equivalent from inspiring English sources

This phrase needs the possessive: "thousands of dollars' worth" (the singular equivalent is "a dollar's worth").

"You was" had, in fact, taken the place of both "thou wast" and "thou wert" as a useful singular equivalent of the accepted plural "you were".

The first assumption is "that logically equivalent singular terms have the same reference".

In the seventeenth century, some logicians were to treat singular propositions as equivalent to universal propositions, but, as Dorp's remarks suggest, medieval logicians preferred to class singular propositions with particular propositions.

Classical attempts at solution of elliptic partial differential equations with oblique derivative boundary conditions have been through the establishment of equivalent singular integral equations, using complex analytic continuation.

Using Lemma 3.9, (4.8) can be reduced to an equivalent singular integral equation for (varphi_{1}), begin{aligned} varphi_{1}(mathbf{x})= biggl[frac{varphi_{1}(mathbf{x})}{2}- int _{partialOmega} K_{ast1} (mathbf{x},mathbf{y},kappa),d sigma_{y}varphi_{1}(mathbf {y}) biggr] bigl 1-f( mathbigl 1-figr)+widetilde{g}_{1}(mathbf{x}).

The singular values are equivalent to the square root of the Eigen-values.

The central challenge to the descriptivist theory is that there is reason to suspect that proper names are not semantically equivalent to singular definite descriptions.

In this paper, we consider the problem of state feedback control design for continuous singular systems by applying equivalent sets technique.

Then, another design objective based on optimization of a laminate for the worst possible load case emerges which is formulated as a minimax problem whose solution is shown to be equivalent to singular value minimization problem.

U contains the left singular vectors with are equivalent to the Eigen-vectors of the markers.