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  • adjective analysis, of a function Having only real values: having as its codomain the set of real numbers or a subset thereof.

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Examples

  • As I said above, gij is not the metric tensor, or a tensor at all, but a set of real-valued function specified for a local coordinate system (gij are also the matrix elements in the matrix representation – in those coordinates – of the metric tensor).

    Bad Language: Metric vs Metric Tensor vs Matrix Form vs Line Element 2009

  • As I said above, gij is not the metric tensor, or a tensor at all, but a set of real-valued function specified for a local coordinate system (gij are also the matrix elements in the matrix representation – in those coordinates – of the metric tensor).

    Bad Language: Metric vs Metric Tensor vs Matrix Form vs Line Element 2009

  • There are many examples in the literature defining a vector (vector field) as a triple of real numbers (real-valued functions) which transform in a certain way under certain coordinate changes.

    Bad Language: Metric vs Metric Tensor vs Matrix Form vs Line Element 2009

  • The sketchiness of an individual is measured, like the skewness of any given real-valued variable, by the combination of several dimensions of behavior -- communication based on technicality, obfuscation, ambiguity, tonality, diversion, digression, and ratio of chocolate chips to dough.

    Jane Pak: Pak's Co-Efficient of Sketchiness 2010

  • The sketchiness of an individual is measured, like the skewness of any given real-valued variable, by the combination of several dimensions of behavior.

    Jane Pak: Pak's Co-Efficient of Sketchiness 2010

  • The sketchiness of an individual is measured, like the skewness of any given real-valued variable, by the combination of several dimensions of behavior -- communication based on technicality, obfuscation, ambiguity, tonality, diversion, digression, and ratio of chocolate chips to dough.

    Jane Pak: Pak's Co-Efficient of Sketchiness 2010

  • We can also represent simple real-valued random variables operator-theoretically.

    Puppet X: 1 2009

  • The values of a bivalent quantity, for instance, form a set with two members; the values of a real-valued quantity form a set with the structure of the real numbers.

    Quantum Mechanics Ismael, Jenann 2009

  • In fact, these are only the special cases of real-valued plausibility measures.

    Formal Representations of Belief Huber, Franz 2008

  • And so on for all of the infinitely many equivalent reformulations of the problem (in terms of the fourth, fifth, ¦ power of the length, and indeed in terms of every non-zero real-valued exponent of the length).

    Interpretations of Probability Hájek, Alan 2007

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