Sentence examples for By this expression from inspiring English sources

And by definition, the magnitude squared of the frequency response of a Butterworth filter is given by this expression.

The experimental miscibility is dependent on both terpolymer and copolymer composition, and is well described by this expression using values of segmental interaction parameters available from the literature.

Taking care not to appear over-confident, even though most of the representatives of the fund's 182 member nations have signaled their support for him, Mr. Kohler said he was "honored by this expression of confidence".

Sometimes a patient would say, Oh, I feel like eating lobster! and the family, thrilled by this expression of desire, would rush out to get lobster, but then the patient would take only one bite, or wouldn't want it at all, he would smell it and feel nauseous and push it away.

The transversal magnification and the number of points of the algorithm are linked by this expression.

After time multiplexing, the multicode signal is sent through a multipath channel which has the well known impulse response given by this expression h c ( t ) = ∑ l = 0 L - 1 h l δ ( t - τ l ) (6.2).

This fraction is considerably smaller than the 74% and 71% of promoters marked by this expression-associated modification in cultured human and mouse cells, respectively [ 29, 45], and is most likely an artifact of inaccuracy in the annotation of the M. domestica gene set.

And the clue to that can be inferred by examining this expression.

By using this expression the crack problem is reduced to a singular integral equation.

In previous works [1, 2] the complex propagation constant was obtained by solving this expression.

We modify an analytic expression for the induced voltage, previously derived for Newtonian fluids, to include a complex viscosity, and determine the viscous and elastic modulus of complex fluids by fitting this expression to our data.