Examples of using Invariant in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I-I-it's a universal invariant.
Invariant measure and the ergodic theorems.
Thus, the‘object' is an abstraction of a relatively invariant form.
She published her thesis Invariant measure and the ergodic theorems in 1947 and received her Ph.D in 1948.
Indeed, Einstein had wanted to call relativity the“theory of invariants”.
Today, those things in there called Chern-Simons invariants have spread through a lot of physics.
I remember sitting in theuniversity by the copy machine while you made copies of invariant theory.
We understand conflict to be a permanent, invariant feature of humankind, one that fuels both progress and failure.
It will now be shown that a rotationmatrix R has at least one invariant vector n, i.e., Rn= n.
It was an intriguing way of reasoning about invariants using discrete mathematics rather than the usual notation- English.
But if all is flux, then every part of knowledge must have its being as an abstracted form in the process of becoming,so that there can be no absolutely invariant elements of knowledge.
This implies that the quantummany-body wave function must be invariant(up to a phase factor) under the exchange of two particles.
If the Changed Version has new front-matter sections or appendices that qualify as Secondary Sections and contain no material copied from the Document,you may at your option designate some or all of these sections as invariant.
In the past we changed the world,but now the world is invariant and we have to change ourselves.
Indeed, even to assert any absolutely invariant element of knowledge(such as all is flux) is to establish in the field of knowledge something that is permanent;
As a visiting professor at Harvard University, Mandelbrot began to studyfractals called Julia sets that were invariant under certain transformations of the complex plane.
For his work on algebraic surfaces; on geometric invariant theory; and for laying the foundations of the modern algebraic theory of moduli of curves and theta functions.
It has become evident in this chapter that the world view implied in the rheomode is in essence that described in the first chapter, which is expressed by saying that all is an unbroken and undivided whole movement,and that each‘thing' is abstracted only as a relatively invariant side or aspect of this movement.
For example, while developing special relativity, Albert Einstein was concernedwith the Lorentz transformation which left Maxwell's equations invariant, but was uninterested in the Michelson- Morley experiment on Earth's drift through a luminiferous aether.
Such an approach to language evidently fits in with the overall world view discussed in the previous chapter, in which movement is, in effect, taken as a primary notion, while apparently static andseparately existent things are seen as relatively invariant states of continuing movement(e.g.,[as in] the example of the vortex)….
What suggests itself, then, is that we seriously consider the possibility of dropping the idea of the basic role of the notion of signal, but go on with the other aspects ofrelativity theory(especially the principle that laws are invariant relationships, and that through non-linearity of the equations, or in some other way, analysis into autonomous components will cease to be relevant).