Sentence examples for the infinitesimal differences from inspiring English sources

Detecting the infinitesimal differences in isotopes' resonance is hard, but when done, lasers can be tuned to pick up each isotope's frequency.

One would do well to bear in mind that the infinitesimal differences in sound quality between the Mark V and, say, the Mark III would be detectable only to a high-strung house cat.

Theories of extensive measurement usually assume an "Archimedean axiom", designed to exclude the possibility of infinite or infinitesimal differences among the objects of measurement.

In any case, this infinitesimal difference is not only a difference that is non-dualistic, but also it is a difference that is, as Derrida would say, "undecidable".

As he walked the factory floor, he cast a merchant's eye over the hanging garments, taking note of infinitesimal differences among the shades of black.

It consists in the small, "infinitesimal difference" (see Of Grammatology, p. 234) between me and an other, even between me and an other in me.

This is because the atmosphere is chaotic, so that infinitesimal differences in initial conditions grow over a few days into large-scale disturbances [ Lorenz, 1963].

Given a curve determined by correlated variables x, y, he wrote dx and dy for infinitesimal differences, or differentials, between the values x and y: and dy/dx for the ratio of the two, which he then took to represent the slope of the curve at the corresponding point.

But there are infinitesimal differences.

In this paper, a generalized theory of extensive measurement is developed, which allows infinite and infinitesimal differences.

The recombination current in infinitesimal difference Δx(J) is given by J = q dn dt Δx = − q n τ Δx (1).