Sentence examples for which arises for from inspiring English sources
It is of interest to determine conditions under which arises for a prescribed univalent function.
Particular attention is focused on the pulsating-instability regime, which arises for Lewis numbers sufficiently greater than unity.
The new approach is designed to be particularly efficient in the strongly forward-scattering case, which arises for example in problems involving cloud-ice or dust particles.
Under the general form of problem (P), it included the Emden-Fowler equation which arises, for example, in astrophysics in relation to the stellar structure (gaseous dynamics).
This is an issue which arises for expressions and constructions such as quantifiers, the identity predicate, and so on, and not just for sentence connectives; for this issue the entry "Logical Constants" by John MacFarlane (2015) should be consulted.
This paper addresses the transcendental eigenvalue problem, which arises for those structures, e.g., frames, for which dynamic member stiffnesses are available and are exact, in the sense that the appropriate differential equations have been solved.
The main problems which arise for the Picard iteration are the following: (i) Convergence problem.
In particular, we study low-frequency, time-harmonic electric fields generated by dipole sources in convex bounded domains which arise, for example, in electroencephalography (EEG) source imaging.
Complications similar to those which arise for Parsons' theory do not arise for Zalta's theory, for all properties are equally subject to encoding, including those properties Parsons regards as extra-nuclear.
On the other hand, there is also some similarity among the theories, which can be brought out by noting a criticism of Dennett's view, analogues of which arise for Tye's and Dretske's views as well.
Contrary to the classical continuum model, the inertia gradient nonlinear continuum model used herein is able to capture scale effects, which arise for modes in which the wavelength is comparable to the characteristic distance of the structured solid.
