Condition (452 bytes)
2: '''Condition''' is a term which has many meanings:
4: * A disease, such as a [[heart condition]].
5: ...ends, such as "if-then" statements. See [[logical conditional]].
6: ... To cause a certain response to a stimulus, see [[conditioning]].
7: ...place moisture or oils, especially in hair, see [[conditioner]].

Significant condition (1213 bytes)
1: ...r (telecommunication)|carrier]], a '''significant condition''' is one of the values of the [[signal]] paramet...
3: <i>Note 1:</i> Examples of significant conditions are an electrical current, voltage, or [[Electri...
5: <i>Note 2:</i> The duration of a significant condition is the [[time]] interval between successive signi...
7: <i>Note 3:</i> A change from one significant condition to another is called a <i>"[[signal transition]]....
11: ... determined when the appropriate device assumes a condition or state usable for performing a specific functio...

Condition number (2051 bytes)
1: In [[numerical analysis]], the '''condition number''' associated with a numerical problem is ...
3: ...th a high condition number is said to be '''''ill-conditioned'''''.
5: For example, the condition number associated with the linear equation
8: ... <math>b</math> are known. For this problem, the condition number is defined by
14: Condition numbers for [[singular-value decomposition]]s, po...

Coherences condition (1908 bytes)
1: ==Coherences condition.==
2: ...ss solution those equation integral [[coherences condition]] is valid.
6: Such equation system and coherences condition exist for this field.
8: ...^2=0</math> than <math>s=b+ax</math> Coherenteces condition in this case is
14: ...t s^2; s=b-\ln(a+x); a>0</math> then coherences condition in this state is <math>0=\int_{0}^{\infty} s \dot...

Heaviside condition (554 bytes)
1: The '''Heaviside''' condition is used in the construction of [[telegraph]] [[ca...
3: The condition is satisfied when the ratio of [[conductance]] to...
7: In the past, in order to satisfy the Heaviside condition in long distance [[telephone line]]s, [[Michael P...

Condition variable (1332 bytes)
1: ...is also used to awaken a delayed process when the condition becomes true.
5: * '''wait''': enqueue the calling process on the condition variable.
6: ... '''signal''': wake up one process waiting on the condition variable (if there is one). (Different implementa...
13: Condition bufferHasSpace, bufferHasData;

Coherence condition (2244 bytes)
1: '''Coherence conditions''' in the sense of [[physics]] occur in [[field ...
3: ... of those equations, an [[integral]] '''coherence condition''' is valid.
13: There is an equation system and coherence condition for this field.
23: The coherence condition in this case is the following:
52: then the coherence condition in this state is

Truth condition (456 bytes)
1: ...guistics)|sentence]] is [[true]]. Therefore truth conditions are part of the meaning of [[declarative sentenc...

Planning condition (367 bytes)
1: ...o ahead only if certain conditions are satisfied. Conditions include time limits on development, undertakings...

Boundary condition (2401 bytes)
1: ... the differential equation satisfies the boundary conditions.
3: ...le under the limit of time ''t'' &rarr; +&infin;. Conditions in problems with a physical science origin usual...
5: ...e loose end implies that the appropriate boundary condition is that the solution's [[derivative]] at this end...
9: ...tic'' PDE) are the Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions, on a boundary enclosing a [[compact space|compa...
11: In [[partial differential equation]]s boundary conditions are usually defined on a continuous [[perimeter]...

Condition precedent (387 bytes)
3: ...for me to go to heaven on the occurrence of other conditions precedent: it is not stated that I will ''only''...
5: See also [[condition subsequent]].

MEF-condition (230 bytes)
1: A class of languages satisfies '''MEF-condition''' if for each string s and each consistent langu...
4: [[MFF-condition]]

Human condition (2373 bytes)
1: The '''human condition''' is a term used in literature to describe the j...
13: ...ive [[meaning]] to the human condition. The human condition is the central subject of much [[literature]], [[...
15: The human condition is the subject of fields of study like [[sociolog...
16: ...some of the poorest parts of the world, the human condition has changed little over the centuries.
18: ...these changes only alter the details of the human condition.

Defense Condition (4773 bytes)
3: ...ronym]] of "''DEFense CONdition''". These defense conditions describe progressive postures for use between th...
5: ...itions (referred to as DEFCONs) and two Emergency Conditions (referred to as [[EMERGCON]]s).
16: DEFCON 5 is the condition used to designate normal peacetime military readi...
26: ==Conditions==
27: ...mand groups can be activated at different defense conditions. For much of the [[Cold War]] US ICBM sites were...

Condition subsequent (709 bytes)
4: In both cases, the running out of fuel is a condition subsequent to the continuance of the fire.
6: ...contract may be frustrated on the occurrence of a condition subsequent: in a contract to provide a music hall...
8: See also [[condition precedent]].

Heart condition (255 bytes)
1: '''Heart conditions''' can be either [[acute]] or [[chronic]], and e...

MFF-condition (169 bytes)
1: A class of languages satisfies '''MFF-condition''' if for every string s there are only finite mi...
4: [[MEF-condition]]

Steady-state condition (687 bytes)
1: ...n [[telecommunication]], the term '''steady-state condition''' has the following meanings:
3: ...ition in which some specified characteristic of a condition, such as a value, rate, periodicity, or amplitude...
4: ...xists after all initial transients or fluctuating conditions have damped out, and all currents, voltages, or ...

Interest parity condition (2583 bytes)
1: ...[[international finance]], the '''interest parity condition''' is the basic identity that describes the equil...
3: ...le and similarly risky. The basic interest parity condition is:
14: ...ntry's currency will tend to depreciate. If these conditions are not met, there exist [[arbitrage]] opportuni...
19: It follows directly from the interest parity condition that a forward exchange rate equals the spot exch...

Dirichlet boundary condition (1100 bytes)
1: In [[mathematics]], a '''Dirichlet''' [[boundary condition]] imposed on an [[ordinary differential equation]...
12: the Dirichlet boundary conditions take the form
24: ...ace operator|laplacian]]), the Dirichlet boundary condition typically takes the form
32: Dirichlet boundary conditions are perhaps the easiest to
33: understand but there are many other conditions possible.

<< Prev 20 Result Pages:   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  Next 20 >>