CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO RENORMALISE
PRESENT
Present
I renormalise
you renormalise
he/she/it renormalises
we renormalise
you renormalise
they renormalise
Present continuous
I am renormalising
you are renormalising
he/she/it is renormalising
we are renormalising
you are renormalising
they are renormalising
Present perfect
I have renormalised
you have renormalised
he/she/it has renormalised
we have renormalised
you have renormalised
they have renormalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been renormalising
you have been renormalising
he/she/it has been renormalising
we have been renormalising
you have been renormalising
they have been renormalising
PAST
Past
I renormalised
you renormalised
he/she/it renormalised
we renormalised
you renormalised
they renormalised
Past continuous
I was renormalising
you were renormalising
he/she/it was renormalising
we were renormalising
you were renormalising
they were renormalising
Past perfect
I had renormalised
you had renormalised
he/she/it had renormalised
we had renormalised
you had renormalised
they had renormalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been renormalising
you had been renormalising
he/she/it had been renormalising
we had been renormalising
you had been renormalising
they had been renormalising
FUTURE
Future
I will renormalise
you will renormalise
he/she/it will renormalise
we will renormalise
you will renormalise
they will renormalise
Future continuous
I will be renormalising
you will be renormalising
he/she/it will be renormalising
we will be renormalising
you will be renormalising
they will be renormalising
Future perfect
I will have renormalised
you will have renormalised
he/she/it will have renormalised
we will have renormalised
you will have renormalised
they will have renormalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been renormalising
you will have been renormalising
he/she/it will have been renormalising
we will have been renormalising
you will have been renormalising
they will have been renormalising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would renormalise
you would renormalise
he/she/it would renormalise
we would renormalise
you would renormalise
they would renormalise
Conditional continuous
I would be renormalising
you would be renormalising
he/she/it would be renormalising
we would be renormalising
you would be renormalising
they would be renormalising
Conditional perfect
I would have renormalise
you would have renormalise
he/she/it would have renormalise
we would have renormalise
you would have renormalise
they would have renormalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been renormalising
you would have been renormalising
he/she/it would have been renormalising
we would have been renormalising
you would have been renormalising
they would have been renormalising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you renormalise
we let´s renormalise
you renormalise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to renormalise
Past participle
renormalised
Present Participle
renormalising
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «RENORMALISE»
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1
Seminaire de Probabilites XXXI
Le but de cet article est de retrouver ce resultat, en utilisant des techniques
classiques. Rappelons done tout d'abord ce qu'est le temps local d'intersection
renormalise d'un mouvement brownien plan W issu de 0 sur (fi, F, P) (nous
renvoyons ...
Jacques Azema, Michel Emery, Marc Yor, 1997
2
Algorithmic Information Theory: Mathematics of Digital ...
We renormalise: A'A = 0, B4 = 0.11011 = grr. Fifth step of the encoder: °i = ! • I = ra
= o.ioioooi, °2 = I □ I = i§ = 0.10111101, s5 = c => A5 = i|| = 0.10111101 S5 = § =
0.11011. We send off: 0:5 = 1. We renormalise: A'5 = 0.0111101 = ^g, B'5 ...
3
Introduction to Gauge Field Theory Revised Edition
Evidently the effect of the radiative corrections is to 'renormalise' the right (left)
component of the propagator with a factor ZR(ZL) where 1. (15.128) Thus the
effect of the radiative corrections on external (electron) lines is to renormalise
their ...
D. Bailin, Alexander Love, 1993
4
Noncommutative Geometry and Physics: Renormalisation, ...
Physicists have developed very sophisticated computational methods to
renormalise multiple integrals with affine constraints arising from Feynman
diagrams. These methods known under BPHZ renormalisation methods were
later interpreted ...
5
Dynamical Search: Applications of Dynamical Systems in ...
We thus consider deep cuts; that is, cancel the part under the most violated
constraint at the origin, where the optimum cannot lie, see Figure 3.14, and
renormalise back to the unit square. It can easily be shown that the ratio ck/ak
remains.
Luc Pronzato, Henry P. Wynn, Anatoly A Zhigljavsky, 1999
6
The Journal of the Aeronautical Society of India
... Renormalise, harden and temper at lower temperature depending on the
strength obtained ii) Renormalise, harden at a temperature 25 °C higher than the
one adopted and temper suitably iii) Renormalise, harden and temper, a faster ...
Aeronautical Society of India, 1989
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Path Integral Methods in Quantum Field Theory
Although the example of equation (2.15) was too simple to show the effect,
quantum radiative corrections will also renormalise the field magnitude and the
coupling strength g (of the gA*/4\ interaction). We would like to reserve the use of
the ...
... function of the cut-off mass, M. The increasing function may be either a positive
power of M or a logarithm of M. But the effects of the cut-off at very short distances
is just to redefine or 'renormalise' the parameters which describe the physics.
9
Unified symmetry: in the small and in the large : ...
Because they cannot renormalise a tree-level parameter, they are necessarily
finite. They also depend on the specific quantum numbers (mass, spin, charge,
isospin) of the external particles. With one exception in section 5, 1 concentrate ...
Behram Kurşunoğlu, Arnold Perlmutter, 1994
10
Metallurgy of failure analysis
(d) Excessive retained austenite Renormalise, harden and temper at a lower
temperature depending on the strength obtained. Renormalise, harden at a
temperature of 25 °C higher than the one adopted and temper suitably.
Renormalise ...
