Sentence examples for theoretically bounded from inspiring English sources

A remarkable observation is that the notion of size effect is theoretically bounded verified by numerical examples.

Any number of processors can be used to compute the FFT with efficiency that is theoretically bounded from zero.

Two correction factors, ( f^{prime}left( varphi right) ) and ( f^{primeprime} varphi ) ), are theoretically bounded by 0 and 1.

However, although research works in this area date back to 1960s, an on-line control strategy with theoretically bounded performance is missing, even for the control of an isolated intersection under oversaturation.

In the example in Figure 1(a), the probability of success is theoretically bounded by 1 20 (i.e., 20-anonymity is achieved), but the real upper bound for 95% of attacks is below 10−3.

It has been shown [36], [37] that given two separable sets of positive and negative examples in a Hilbert space, the Perceptron algorithm converges to a discriminant hyperplane with a number of mistakes theoretically bounded in terms of the distance of separation between the sets (also know as their margin).

They discovered that the numerical solution of the discretization becomes unbounded despite the fact that theoretically the solution should remain bounded.

It is proved theoretically that tracking errors are ultimately bounded, and control constraints are satisfied.

Logistic quantile regression is an approach for handling bounded outcomes [ 26], which is theoretically correct for mapping of utility values.

Finally, many of his contemporaries called into question the assumption that, even when invisible, membranes always bounded the cells: this seemed to be theoretically unnecessary and hard to prove.

The method is validated theoretically for any ball in Rn if p>1 and for any bounded domain in the particular case p= 2.