Sentence examples for Quantitative formula from inspiring English sources

It is a quantitative formula based primarily on earnings-per-share growth.

The concentration dependent transition from one state to another is treated mathematically by a quantitative formula which involves two parameters: one denotes the transition concentration and the other denotes the width of the transition region.

The effect of thermophoresis is considered using an accurate and quantitative formula proposed by the authors.

To facilitate this change, I recommended that we no longer require the SAT I for students applying to U.C. Second, I recommended that all campuses move away from admission processes that use quantitative formulas and instead adopt evaluative procedures that look at applicants in a comprehensive, holistic way.

Hedge funds using quantitative formulas could stall a stock regardless of its fundamentals.

Two approaches to the evaluation of such formulas are to consider fundamental biological concepts that support the quantitative formulas (e.g., toxicologic similarity) and to determine how well the proposed method performs under simplifying constraints (e.g., as the toxicologic interactions disappear).

The lattice parameter of the cubic zirconia was estimated as a function of the Er, Y and Ce atomic fraction using a simplified semi-quantitative formula.

A quantitative calculation formula was established by a mathematic model to predict wear losses under different sliding time and applied loads in a definite precision.

In this paper, the quantitative function formula involving heating temperature and the flight speed of the powder is put forward for the first time to predict the wear resistance of the WC-10Co4Cr coatings.

In the following two steps, two quantitative evaluation formulas are developed to determine which system should be disrupted for a second time and how to optimize the system.

However, while MUO defines metric prefixes (e.g., centi- and kilo-), which could be used to automate automated conversion for SI-based measurements, it lacks quantitative or formula-based definitions for converting between SI units and similar qualities in other unit-systems (e.g., inch and cm).