Примери за mathematically

• Some of his conclusions are mathematically impossible.

• Sam's solution was mathematically correct, but it didn't make sense as a real-life solution.

• He has an engineering degree and tends to think mathematically, not emotionally.

• Since this form of dissipation is special mathematically (forming a group), we argue it must be special physically too.

• While mathematically appealing, the uniqueness of solutions in this approach is still an open question.

• Many theories have been formulated mathematically in fields which were earlier thought to be outside the scope of mathematical reasoning.

• In a game theory model, the outcome of the model can be represented as a set of mathematically specified equilibria.

• The same approach evidently applies to mathematically equivalent problems of flows through porous media.

• The model assumes that, initially, both aphids and natural enemies coexist at low densities (mathematically, at a stable equilibrium).

• In other words, the result concerning the eectiveness of the relevance feedback process can be mathematically proven.

• It is worth pointing out that our results even apply to such mathematically unwieldy structures as term models for full-scale programming languages.

• A household-farm model is used as a way to mathematically represent the agents who are both producers and consumers of agricultural goods.

• One is then obliged to assume "constitutive factors" instead of "residual factors" and accordingly to proceed to the application of procedures that are mathematically different.

• Although this is a mathematically convenient assumption, the way humans look at the world does not always conform to it.

• Mathematically, our limit o results were based on methods and techniques from the theory of state-dependent queuing networks.

• The other approach is reductionist, isolating the component structures of a deformed body in such a way that they can be idealized and modelled mathematically.

• The spikes are, mathematically speaking, identical to a set of ordered latent classes with fixed relative locations and size.

• Each technique is placed within a classification and is justified and explained mathematically.