subinterval

subinterval

(ˈsʌbˌɪntəvəl)
n
a brief interval or an interval within a larger interval
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LE19-28 intersected a 10.5m interval (321.0-331.5m) of strong radioactivity >1,000 CPS that includes a 1.0m subinterval >20,000 CPS.
We define a function G, which can map arbitrary real-value in a subinterval [OMEGA]i to the corresponding subinterval index i.
The use of a new feature of stock price in the evidence subinterval, interval slope, was proposed to characterize the stock price fluctuation over some time period.
Indeed, it follows that for each i [epsilon] I, subinterval [A.sub.i] has length [p.sub.i] and, by (2.8), P([p.sub.0] + [p.sub.0] + [??] + [p.sub.i-1] [less than or equal to] U < [p.sub.0] + [p.sub.1] [??] + [p.sub.i]) = [F.sub.U, i-1] = [p.sub.i], where we used the notation [F.sub.U,j] = F([p.sub.0] + [p.sub.1] + [??] + [p.sub.j]).
The interval of integration is one million years and error is calculated at each subinterval of 100 years.
If one considers a piecewise constant a (t ) = a n for the n -th subinterval f b continuous on I and such that f (t0 ) = b(t0 ) f (t N ) = b(t N ) then f A- b interpolates f on the nodes of the partition and f A- b = f a is the a -fractal function of f with respect to b and 6 defined in previous papers (see for instance [2 3]).
The Carleman's theorem is a pointwise approximation result which generalizes the Weierstrass result on uniform approximation by polynomials in compact intervals, since on any compact subinterval of R, the entire function can in turn be approximated uniformly by polynomials, more exactly by the partial sums of is power series (see Remark 2.9 for the quaternionic setting).
When the switch is ON (first subinterval) diode, capacitor, and load are connected to ground and the inductor is charged through the input voltage source ([V.sub.g]).
It also assigns a grade of membership which is a subinterval of [0, 1] to each element.
In order to accomplish the described behavior, both the transmission and the reception slots have two specific subintervals, namely, a checking subinterval and a communication sub-interval.
Then the poset (E, [[??].sub.[alpha]]) has the structure of a graded lattice and is isomorphic to the subinterval [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] under the weak Bruhat order on [G.sub.n].
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