例句與造句

1. And as k goes large the significance of this fixed additive term ( A ) diminishes.
2. A multiplicative factor in probability can be reinterpreted as an additive term in the logarithm  the energy.
3. Estimates of such divergence for models that share the same additive term can in turn be used to select among models.
4. The development of new DFT methods designed to overcome this problem, by alterations to the functional or by the inclusion of additive terms, is a current research topic.
5. Exponentiating both sides turns the additive term into a multiplicative factor, and in the process shows why we wrote the term in the form-\ ln Z rather than simply + Z:
6. It's difficult to find additive term in a sentence. 用additive term造句挺難的
7. A related concept, the " Finagle factor ", is an " ad hoc " multiplicative or additive term in an equation which can only be justified by the fact that it gives more correct results.
8. In a nutshell the Kullback Leibler divergence of reality from a model may be estimated, to within a constant additive term, by a function ( like the squares summed ) of the deviations observed between data and the model's predictions.
9. Even though the structure of the factorization is known in these cases, finding the actual factors can be computationally challenging, and by the Abel-Ruffini theorem the coefficients and additive terms in the factors may not be expressible in terms of radicals.
10. In an applied implementation of VMAC, using AES to produce keys and pads, these forgery probabilities increase by a small amount related to the security of AES . As long as AES is secure, this small additive term is insignificant for any practical attack.
11. Note that the additive term 1 in the above function is mathematically irrelevant and is ( sometimes ) included only for the aesthetic feature that it keeps the range of the function between zero and one over the domain of non-negative values for " c ".
12. Then can be expressed in lower terms as } }, which is a contradiction . ( The two fractional expressions are equal because equating them, cross-multiplying, and canceling like additive terms gives " m " } } and } }, which is true by the premise.
13. Precise usage depends on the precise choice of the component frequency definitions, whether or not five is added ( if not, the string might be called an Indicative Doodson Number ), and also, as some forces vary only slowly with time, a calculation once a month ( say ) might suffice so certain components might not be separated into additive terms following that variation.
14. For the simplest possible case, let " P " be the size of a policy action ( a government spending change, for example ), let " y " be the value of the target variable ( GDP for example ), let " a " be the policy multiplier, and let " u " be an additive term capturing both the linear intercept and all unpredictable components of the determination of " y ".