Sentence examples for the same irregularity from inspiring English sources

Both approaches mentioned provide tools to deal also with the case where the integrand and integrator reveal the same irregularity as the standard Brownian motion or more general semimartingales (although the Young integral fails to exist in such case, and it was, historically, one of the main reasons for the development of the stochastic integral).

One of these methods is detecting the excitations resulted from track irregularities with acceleration and angular rate measurements at different wheelsets, and another is through measurement of the time shift between the dynamic responses of two wheelsets with respect to the same track irregularity [5].

In an interview with the Guardian after their appeal hearing this week, Clooney, a lawyer for one of the trio, said they were victims of the same legal irregularities that she earmarked in her February 2014 report about Egyptian courts.

Each major election cycle in the United States brings the same whispers: Irregularities in Ohio counties, odd voting machine behavior in Iowa, and constant fringe intrigue about which candidate is getting a secret electronic bump due to a distant relative's relationship with a voting machine company.

The results found by proteogenomic analysis of the 32 tumor antigens studied here, capture largely the same pathway irregularities as those elucidated from large-scale screening of genomics analyses, where several thousands of genes are often found to be perturbed.

Days later, American bank regulators said an investigation begun in 1999 had turned up the same kinds of irregularities at Bank of China's United States operations.

Although part of that Assembly district lies in the 32nd Senate District, Mr. Espada said that he was not aware of the same level of irregularities in the Assembly race.

The same character of irregularities in Fe and Mn species distribution as in the Hunnbunn in 2011 has been observed in the redox zones of the Black and Baltic Seas following oxygen intrusions into the anoxic zone [23, 28, 29].

A fractal curve, loosely speaking, is one that retains the same general pattern of irregularity regardless of how much it is magnified; von Koch's snowflake is such a curve.

These enhancements can be explained by the assumption that the radio signal passes twice through the same solar wind density irregularities for close spacecraft but through uncorrelated irregularities when the heliocentric distance becomes too large.

Immigration officers, who have been trained to recognize trafficked children, will be able to use the same hotline to report irregularities.