noun
definition
A subset of a space which is a space in its own right.
definition
Any (often unspecified) method of communicating faster than light speed.
Examples of subspace in a Sentence
The critical angles between the blocks subspace and the treatments subspace of the data space give the canonical efficiency factors.
The model uses an underlying subspace in which it makes smooth, continuous trajectories.
Unlike the AR options, selecting a different signal subspace does not result in an immediate update of the solution vector.
The question whether every Hilbert space operator has a non-trivial invariant subspace is a famous long-standing open problem.
In Cryst, a Wyckoff position W is specified by such a representative affine subspace.
Those solutions belong (or asymptotically tend) to a certain invariant linear subspace - cluster manifold.
Leave the signal subspace set to 6. Click OK to close the singular values dialog.
These estimators function on the principle that the noise subspace eigenvectors should be orthogonal to the signal vectors.
A new research project, which aims to extend subspace methods to bilinear systems, has been started.
All these are topological spaces, whose topology is given by the subspace topology induced from the natural topology of R 3.
This is the famous and still open " invariant subspace problem " for operators on a Hilbert space.
The spectral peak count will be half the signal subspace value.
We must assume ships ' phasers are souped up with some kind of extra subspace field, which may explain their visibility in scanners.