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Перевод: convexity

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Тезаурус:

1. The Weak Invisible Hand Theorem states that Under a set of assumptions - including a cost function exhibiting both economies of scale and transray convexity, Ramsey-optional price-output vectors are sufficient to guarantee sustainability (Baumol et al., 1982, p. 209).
2. For example, a system that can compute convexity may be in principle incapable of computing spatial connectedness (Rosenblatt 1958).
3. Partly because of this problem, it is useful to define a more general concept, transray convexity, which involves considering bundles of two (for simplicity) goods consisting of different proportions.
4. So the prima facie plausible assumption that any creature able to perceive convexity would also be aware of connectedness is false.
5. To correct the curve it was necessary to stretch the concavity and contract the convexity - in furtherance of which he spent a good deal of his time moving across the floor in a peculiar creeping posture, which Doctor Staples referred to as "Klapp's crawl".
6. Under these conditions the slight convexity caused by rejuvenation will be quickly rendered even less conspicuous by subsequent river erosion.
7. Therefore it is likely that some, though not all, of the industries in the set of perfectly contestable natural monopolies will display decreasing ray average cost plus transray convexity.
8. Transray convexity involves looking at cost behaviour in the vertical plane along (say) the line AB.
9. The individual utility is, given convexity, a function of G which is -shaped.
10. She was built on the Selina model, with several dirty-minded enlargements, the emphasis all on protuberance, convexity.
11. When considering the question of natural monopoly, we found some sufficient conditions for subadditivity, one of which was decreasing ray average cost plus transray convexity.
12. Second, declining ray average costs plus transray convexity along any hyperplane through the output point will guarantee subadditivity.
13. This trilobite is exceptionally well-preserved, retaining its original convexity and shell-material.