Sentence examples similar to stemming from discrete definitions from inspiring English sources

A wide survey of results stemming from discrete Schrödinger theory is provided through [3].

The constant (C_{mathrm{tr}}) stems from the discrete trace inequality (7) and is independent of h, μ, ε, (varsigma_{2}).

Materiality's vagueness stems from its definition: material information is information that a "reasonable investor" would consider important.

I believe that the perception that speciation is a mystery stems from the definition of species themselves.

Stemming from psychology and economics, discrete choice theory has become a mainstream since 1980s.

The confusion stems from the technical definition of a bear market: a 20% decline from market highs.

It's worth doing, because the word anxiety, like worry, stems from a root definition, "to choke," and that is just what it does to us.

In this paper we consider three types of discrete operators stemming from singular Radon transforms.

She pointed to the current definition of success, stemming from Silicon Valley.

Numerical stability is enhanced through semi-discrete satisfaction of global conservation properties stemming from the second law of thermodynamics and the entropy equation.

Local stakeholders, stemming from a wide range of institutions have been actively involved in the definition of these driving forces and the set of scenarios.