Sentence examples for smallest bound from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kim spent more than an hour there this morning, nearly a third of that time gazing into a microscope at a collection of poems in what is said to be the world's smallest bound book.

To compute the smallest bound of a reachable set for linear dynamic systems (1), we solve the optimization problem for a positive scalar (delta>0): begin{aligned} &minquadbar{delta} quadbiggl(bar{ delta}=frac{1}{delta}biggr) &text{s.t.

He eventually found what he was looking for — a small bound yellow portfolio titled "Shelves," which contained the poems for Michael's senior thesis at Dartmouth.

But this week, he makes a small bound towards greater national prominence by becoming chairman of the National Governors Association at their annual meeting.

This raises the question if there exists a small bound on the circuits or programs.

Three theorems are stated and proved in a sequence in support of the HLEFS ability to keep the output error in a relatively small bound.

Also, as shown previously, we found that neurons on the lateral end of the FEF typically had small, bound (closed) RFs and those on the medial end of the FEF typically had large, unbound (open) RFs.

Also, the value of θ c gradually varies from 90° to radial along the transitional layer which restricts the coefficient ' c' to small bound [85 90] which typically gives θ c value at the start of the transitional layer.

Denote by (b_{0}) the smallest upper bound of the b.

Hence, the smallest upper bound for is, and so we have, which is less than.

It follows from Eq. (20) that we have a small error bound if || Aτ||2 is small.