unboundedness


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un·bound·ed

(ŭn-boun′dĭd)
adj.
1. Having no boundaries or limits: unbounded space.
2. Not kept within bounds; unrestrained: unbounded enthusiasm.

un·bound′ed·ly adv.
un·bound′ed·ness n.
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Noun 1. [画像:unboundedness - the quality of being infinite]unboundedness - the quality of being infinite; without bound or limit
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unboundedness

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IT'S THE GAME'S unboundedness that has seduced millions of people--children, teenagers, and adults--to sit around tables and essentially take part in highly codified games of make-believe.
It is well known that, dealing with system (1), one has to face different kinds of difficulties, which are related to the potential and to the unboundedness of the space [R.sup.3].
Existence of Boundedness and Unboundedness Solutions.
Lin, Birational unboundedness of Q-Fano threefolds, Int.
Therefore, [x.sup.[dagger]] = [K.sup.[dagger]]y with y [member of] Dom([K.sup.[dagger]]) cannot be approximated by [K.sup.[dagger]] [y.sup.[delta]] due to the unboundedness of [K.sup.[dagger]] and hence, in practice the problem (1.1) is approximated by a family {[R.sub.[alpha]]} of neighboring well-posed problems [7], where [R.sub.[alpha]] should be continuous for every [alpha] and [R.sub.[alpha]] [right arrow] [K.sup.[dagger]] pointwise for [alpha] [right arrow] 0.
mere fact of his unboundedness, be an exemplary animal, is perplexingly
Their sedentary experiences contrast starkly with the perceptions of nomadic unboundedness and limitless opportunities of those living in (upper-)middle-class settings.
To eliminate the probable effect of unboundedness of [[xi].sub.k] and establish the global convergence of our proposed method, we proposed the following strategy in constructing the search direction:
Unboundedness is guaranteed, in his model, by the fact that C(hl) is marked as + dedicated, comprising Merge and Agree (a claim shared by Hauser, Chomsky & Fitch, 2002 for Merge, an article that is now considered almost a locus classicus by MGG).
Specific topics covered include the emergence of unboundedness of metric operators, functional analytic and algebraic methods for non-selfadjoint operators and the use of Krein space theory.

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