Sentence examples for with one boundary from inspiring English sources

In 1977, Fulton [13], considered the Sturm-Liouville equation with one boundary condition dependent on the spectral parameter and obtained asymptotic estimates of eigenvalues or eigenfunctions.

With one boundary curve freely specified, five more degrees of freedom are available for a second boundary curve of the same degree.

These products could be expected to result from both single crossovers resulting in duplications and gene conversion events with one boundary within the hotspot region.

Carberry managed only 17 off his first 91 balls, with one boundary, but only needed another 20 to reach fifty before being caught off James Franklin for 57.

The Hobart wicket was far from centrally positioned in the square, with one boundary at mid-wicket measuring only 57m, the distance a Finch defensive push might travel, not that there were many of those in evidence.

We develop an adaptive output-feedback controller for a wave PDE in one dimension with actuation on one boundary and with an unknown anti-damping term on the opposite boundary.

In [2], the second order problem related to the Regge problem was investigated, whereas the fourth order differential equation (y^{(4 }- gy')') related to a vibrating beam was dealt with in [3], where the boundary conditions are of the form B_{j}(lambda)y=y^{[p_{j}]}(a_{j})+lambda beta_{j}y^{[q_{j}]}(a_{j}), quad j=1,ldots,4 }- gy) with exactly one boundarelateditoon depending on λ.

Australia's openers, Finch and Brad Haddin, began the day at a relatively gentle pace, with only one boundary in the first five overs, before Finch clubbed Tinashe Panyangara for two sixes in three balls in the seventh over.

His removal of Hales was immediately followed up at the other end when Joe Root, attempting one of his trademark uppercuts, plopped one of many Hasan Ali slower balls to third man, drawing a response from Jos Buttler of two flogged fours to end the 10th over, suddenly a drought began that would result in the innings limping to something of a sorry end, with his one boundary struck thereafter.

A noncompact Riemann surface of genus one with exactly one boundary component is called a once-holed torus.

The number of eigenvalue independent boundary conditions as given by (3.2 - 3.4 3.2 - 3.4nds with (r=3), leaving only one boundary correspondsependent on the eigenvalue parameter meaning that (q=1).