Sentence examples for a coefficients from inspiring English sources

This temporal representation with two sets of S A coefficients and a single set of SV coefficients was first introduced in Pomme-4 (http://geomag.org/models/pomme4.html).

Basically, inclusion of escape factors causes a net reduction in Einstein's A coefficients, i.e., it modifies the atomic transition probability values.

The fluorescence rate, Γ n ℓ, of an excited Rydberg state, |n ℓ〉, is given by the sum of the Einstein A coefficients associated with all allowed decay pathways to energetically lower-lying states, |n ′ ℓ ′〉, [88], i.e., begin{array}rcl@ Gamma_{nell} &=& sumlimits_{n'ell'} A_{n'ell',nell}, end{array} (9).

a"Coefficients" indicates changes in incidence rates per million people when the time changed by one year.

Here, the matrix A indicates a coefficients matrix.

For most of the schools a coefficients of divergence (COD) values varied from spatial homogeneity to moderate spatial heterogeneity.

For this we assume that A n ≠ 0, ∀n (in the opposite case, the recurrence relation near numbers of zero A-coefficients has other fundamental properties and it should be considered separately).

A coefficient of zero means no correlation whatsoever.

Mr. Holzhausen brought up the Nissan GT-R, saying that it has a coefficient of drag of.26.

"You can talk about a coefficient of friction and stuff like that," he says.

A coefficient above 0.4 is generally regarded as the warning level for dangerous levels of inequality.