Sentence examples for theory continuous from inspiring English sources
According to career construction theory, continuous adaptation to the work environment is crucial to achieve work and career success.
An autonomic manager is generally implemented in a closed loop, which can be inspired by techniques from control theory, continuous as well as discrete.
Although the GMDR method is not necessarily likelihood-based (least-squares regression or other statistical methods for non-normal continuous traits can be employed as well, in theory), continuous phenotypes were only investigated in terms of a normal model, and the software implementation for continuous traits relies on the classical linear regression paradigm to build the score statistics.
The dynamic systems on time scales have gained impetus since they demonstrate the interplay of two different theories, namely, the theories of continuous and discrete dynamic systems.
Continuous product systems, or product systems over R+, were recently introduced by Arveson to develope an index theory for continuous semigroups of ∗-endomorphisms of B(H).
Bacardi's confidence is partly founded in the theory of continuous incremental improvement, as espoused by the Japanese management philosophy of "kaizen".
Sophus Lie, (born Dec. 17, 1842, Nordfjordeid, Norway died Feb. 18, 1899, Kristiania), Norwegian mathematician who founded the theory of continuous groups and their applications to the theory of differential equations.
December 17, 1842 Nordfjordeid, Norway February 18 , 1899Oslo, Norway Sophus Lie, (born Dec. 17, 1842, Nordfjordeid, Norway died Feb. 18, 1899, Kristiania) Norwegian mathematician who founded the theory of continuous groups and their applications to the theory of differential equations.
The model is based on an adaptation of uniaxial continuum theory for continuous fibre-reinforced composites.
The next result, due to Michael, is very important in the theory of continuous selections.
In Section 2 we recall certain results from the theory of continuous fractional calculus.
