fractality

fractality

(frækˈtælɪtɪ)
n
(Mathematics) maths the quality of being fractal or subdivided
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If constant moments are not observed, then there is an indication of possible fractality of the time series, concluding that the series are not stationary (Lipka & Los, 2003).
Thus, the description of word-formation processes in the Old High German language from the standpoint of evolutionary linguistic synergetics shows that the word-formation system manifests the property of fractality. However, it should be emphasized that the fractality in the word-formation we see
The evidences of self-similar characteristics in high-energy interactions have connections to the idea of fractality. In view of these, study of azimuthal anisotropy can also be attempted using different methods that are based on fractality of a complex system.
We interpret this correspondence as evidence of the fractality, scale invariance and macroscopic quantization of Earth's gravity field.
Fractality may also exist in whey protein-containing samples below the 0.1 [micro]m length scale and it is possible that the flocculation mechanism somewhat differed among different samples tested [88].
Ifrim's publication include Identitate culturala si integrare europeana: Perspective critice asupra discursului identitar romanesc in perioada postdecembrista (Cultural Identity and European Integration: Critical Approaches on Romanian Identity-focused Discourse of the Post-December Age) (2013) and Fractalitatea si discursul literar: Ipostaze ale unei noi teorii a receptarii (Fractality and Literary Discourse: Towards a New Reading Theory) (2011).
Moussavi, "The fractality of lung sounds: A comparison of three waveform fractal dimension algorithms," Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, vol.
Aifantis, "Non-standard extensions of gradient elasticity: fractional non-locality, memory and fractality," Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation, vol.
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