Sentence examples for theoretical interval from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in equi-heptatonic systems the desire for harmonic sound may dictate constant adjustments of intonation away from the theoretical interval of 171 cents.

A threshold concerning the maximum number of solutions per case has to be defined within a theoretical interval [1,count of solutions].

Finally, the first administration of EPO (at 6 hours) was at the later end of the current theoretical interval [47] during which an early benefit might be detected.

Finally, the first administration of EPO (at 6 hours) was at the later end of the current theoretical interval [ 47] during which an early benefit might be detected.

The theoretical confidence interval shrinks with greater sequencing depth, as shown for both the rat and the mouse methylation controls.

This haphazard practice of using volunteers for convenience, or even subjects based on expert choice (Hoppin et al. 2006), limits the validity of the study, as theoretical confidence intervals and significance p-values become meaningless.

In order to develop a useful theoretical framework on interval number like real number theory, Hukuhara [23] introduced another concept of interval difference for a and b in 1967, namely the Hukuhara difference (H-difference, (aominus b)), where (aominus b=c) if and only if (a=b+c).

The theoretical 95%% credible interval of the broader distribution of treatment A (-3.42 to 4.42) completely covers that of the narrower distribution of treatment B (-1.96 to 1.96, dashed).

In this paper, a non-probabilistic and set-theoretical model named interval analysis method is developed to predict the transient vibrations of cross-ply plates with uncertain excitations.

The portions (1 - 2 - 4 - 8 - 3 - 9 - 27) of the mixture, with further subdivisions according to the arithmetical, geometrical and harmonic means, are the proportions that demarcate the intervals in theoretical harmonics (1 : 2 is the ratio underlying the octave, 3 : 2 the fifth, 4 : 3 the fourth, 9 : 8 the major second, etc).

He kept careful notes of his observations and theoretical speculations, and at intervals during the voyage his specimens were sent to Cambridge together with letters including a copy of his journal for his family.