Sentence examples for time homogeneity from inspiring English sources

At the same time, thermodynamics developed from the classical equilibrium theory to theories not limited by equilibrium, space or time homogeneity.

With increasing purge time, homogeneity and conformality of the film improved and the variation of thickness from perimeter to inside the bundle decreased significantly.

This bias is reflected in their respective GC3 contents (Fig.  1) and thus violates the fundamental assumption of time homogeneity of all practical substitution models.

In this case, the only difference between both models is that K81* does not even assume local homogeneity (that is, time homogeneity over each branch), while all time-continuous models do.

One of the strengths of the method presented here is that it relies on a stratified design, which by construction does not assume spatial or time homogeneity of mutation rates (only local homogeneity, within a slice of time and space, is required).

It is not possible to test the time-homogeneity of this model if the recording rate varies by period.

However, there are situations where the condition of time-homogeneity cannot be met; for example, time-inhomogeneity may be introduced through an equivalent change of measure.

Hence the sequence { Y t } is a Markov chain, and its time-homogeneity follows from the stationarity of ε t + 1 ( j ), j ∈ E. This completes the proof.

We propose a test of the null hypotheses of time-homogeneity that can be performed on the sorts of data often reported.

In order to make these models computationally tractable, they rely on a number of assumptions that as is well known may not be realistic for the domain of application; in particular, the ability to provide exact numerical parameter assessments, and the applicability of time-homogeneity and the eponymous Markov property.

This model has a similar interpretation to the gamma-Poisson model except we no longer require the assumption of time-homogeneity or gamma distributed frailty.