Sentence examples for theory measures from inspiring English sources

The Montreal report estimated that in theory, measures other than tree-planting by the industrialized countries could remove nearly 290 million more tons of carbon a year from the atmosphere by about 2010 than are removed by such measures now.

The difference (relative error) between graph theory measures derived from empirical and simulated data was then estimated.

Their overall networks are compared with each other and with the networks of American Airlines and Southwest Airlines using several graph theory measures.

While simulation and data transformation (e.g. graph theory measures) have been proposed to refine the understanding of the underlying function-structure relationship, the potential complementary and/or independent contribution of EEG and fMRI to this relationship is still poorly understood.

Similarly, entropy in information theory measures the quantity of information.

In layman's term, this theory measures the seemingly minuscule changes (skew) from left to right of a specific point in time or activity.

It was close enough that a thermometer could in theory measure the relative cooling.

The tests cover 91 European banks, about 65% of the sector, and will, in theory, measure their resilience to negative-shock scenarios.

An investigation of Major League Baseball applied the one-day-per-time-zone theory, measuring whether teams enjoyed a "circadian advantage" over opponents who were less in sync with the local time.

Over the years and under different names statistical convergence was discussed in the theory of Fourier analysis, ergodic theory, number theory, measure theory, turnpike theory and Banach spaces.

Statistical convergence has several applications in different fields of mathematics: summability theory, number theory, trigonometric series, probability theory, measure theory, optimization, and approximation theory.