Sentence examples similar to slow term from inspiring English sources

It turns out that it is necessary to consider in parallel different orders in the fast and slow terms to obtain Θ and Π to the same order.

In the Methods section, we show that complete probabilistic shape analysis has a "slow" exponential term in its runtime requirements.

Burnout is understood to be the result of a slow, long term depletion of resources without replenishing resource gains [ 20].

However, accumulating scores for all shapes (without a choice of an optimal shape) is correct – at the extra cost of a slow exponential term in the runtime asymptotics.

Low amounts kill the cells by a slow process termed mitotic cell death, while high amounts produce a fast process that has been termed pseudoapoptosis.

Progress has been slow in terms of economic opportunity for women.

One way or the other, the financial crisis is likely to slow medium-term Chinese growth significantly.

Slow, long-term changes involve alterations in the numbers of cells or in the amount of pigment they contain.

In achieving what many of them would want they might make themselves redundant, leaving slow long-term merger with Labour as the only alternative.

Your own salary will come last, you'll pay your employees before yourself and you'll fill a gap from slow payment terms by postponing your own salary.

Brook's motivations were pragmatic – the French were prepared to subsidise him to work in the slow, long-term way he wanted, the British were not.