Sentence examples for a directing function from inspiring English sources

In particular, it is possible to synthesize the MSs providing the maximum of a field projection on a given vector, a gradient of a field modulus and a gradient of a field energy on a given directing vector, a field magnitude, a magnetic flux through a given surface, a scalar product of a field or a force by a directing function given in some area of space, etc.

Although an infrastructure company rather than a retailer, the firm's revenues are a direct function of the flow of orders from its customers' websites.

For decades, political influence in this country has been a direct function of a politician's ability to borrow and spend, with local banks, as the main buyers of Greek government bonds, acting as the primary facilitators.

(In the political economy of the day, a nation's strength was a direct function of its hard currency reserves, and the reserves of the Bank of England had fallen to ominously low levels).

The number of shootings by officers in the US is a direct function of the number of guns in circulation among the population at large, and thus there is a far greater likelihood that an officer will be so threatened, and required to use force to protect himself or herself and the public.

The DS is a direct function of the surface temperature.

That's because asset pricing is a direct function of information.

The value of a vacancy is a direct function of c only for employers who integrate.

Thus, L x is a direct function of the particle aspect ratio.

In Fig. 2a d, we observe that the energy adsorptivity is a direct function of pressure.

Thus, in Fig. 2a d we can observe that energy adsorption is a direct function of pressure.