Sentence examples for unknown degrees of from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in string theory and quantum gravity suggest that spacetime, and the laws of gravity that govern it, are 'emergent' phenomena, resulting from the collective behavior of an enormous number of unknown degrees of freedom.

The space time DG formulation leads to an implicit scheme that requires the solution of a linear system for the unknown degrees of freedom at the new time level.

The distinctive feature of the I-DIC approach proposed herein is that the unknown degrees of freedom are not displacements or rotations, but the set of interfacial fracture properties describing the traction profile.

The conditional density is then generalized from a normal to a Student-t with unknown degrees of freedom.

The unknown degrees of freedom are the distance the unconstrained nodes moved after applying the known forces on the structure; from Fig. 2, the unknown degrees of freedom are the linear movement of nodes 1, 2, 3 and 4, and the rotation movement of all of the nodes, namely nodes 1 7.

The beauty of this nomadic formula is that it attunes us to the value of lost histories, unknown degrees of separation, kinships and shared DNA yet unrecognized.

However, while incidence by localised cancer in Aboriginal people is somewhat lower (non-significantly), and is non-significantly higher for cancer of unknown degree of spread, Aboriginal mortality from localised and unknown degree-of-spread cancers is significantly higher.

What is emerging is an appreciation of the previously unknown degree of complexity within the marine microbial community.

"The apparent suggestion that we should not be treating persons with dementia when they develop infections rests on a normative judgment — that does not flow from these data — that their lives are worth less than the unknown degree of risk of contributing to antibiotic resistance," Dr. Appelbaum wrote in an e-mail message.

In considering the variables that model them, usually expressed in natural language, a problem arises, and how to take into account those factors that remain out of the analysis of the problem that influence in an unknown degree of the outcomes.

These are not unlikely explanations, and we must accept that an unknown degree of exaggeration inflated these accounts of productivity loss yesterday.