Sentence examples for Adoption coefficient from inspiring English sources

A method for evaluating the plastic adoption coefficient is proposed.

Such functions, which are both appropriate to model the practical situation and available with some mature mathematical theories, are of great interest as regards the adoption as coefficients and input signals of neural networks.

The adoption of K coefficients posed a significant difficulty for local authorities.

Based on our research, we suggest the adoption of the Finn coefficient (see discussion in the Section 'Finn agreement test').

The insignificance of the correlation coefficient between adoption equation and non-adopters' yield function in all four specifications indicates that adopters and non-adopters obtain the same mean yield of paddy using local varieties, given their observed characteristics.

On the basis of this comparative analysis, a proposal is made for the adoption of an advantageous coefficients representation convention allowing clear quantitative evaluation of the performances of the different sections just from the flutter derivatives diagram observation.

The adoption of the binary Jaccard coefficient is due to the following consideration: if we would compute the simple intersection of two sets (i.e., the community structures) by using the classic Jaccard coefficient, those communities differing even by only one member would be considered different, while a high degree of similarity among them could still be envisaged.

FN mutants lacking FNIII12-14 or having this region replaced by the alternatively spliced FN type III domains A1-A3 from tenascin-C (TN-C), had lower sedimentation coefficient values, reflecting adoption of a more open conformation and highlighting the importance of FNIII12-14 in maintaining these intramolecular interactions [ 7].

Table 6 Determinants of adoption of improved cassava varieties Variable Coefficient.

All coefficients linked to digitization adoption and imitation are statistically significant.

All these methods have high friction coefficients that significantly limit their adoption rates.