differential equation

In an intriguing and related example, a Caltech machine learning technique recently proved to be 1,000 times faster at solving the same kind of partial differential equations at play here to simulate fluid dynamics.

Perhaps, like Hawking searching for his elegant equation, filmmakers will never find the answer.

He majored in mathematical physics, studying mind-bending theories of quantum mechanics and partial differential equations.

But vibrant industry requires solid infrastructure, which is where the Chinese government enters the equation.

Tiebreakers are goal differential, greatest number of goals scored, and, further down, the drawing of lots.

Then, the U.S. and Portugal would be tied in points, goal differential, and goals scored.

Now the trouble with the main proposition just quoted is that each side of the equation is used as the measure of the other.

In other words, it is a truism, mere equation in terms, telling nothing whatever.

A record is generally kept of the number of nucleated red cells seen during a differential count of leukocytes.

The differential count is best made upon a film stained with Wright's, Jenner's, or Ehrlich's stain.

The fundamental equation of the economist, then, is that the value of everything is proportionate to its cost.