Sentence examples for a linear connection between from inspiring English sources

Above all, "you need to be able to articulate the value of your degree," she said, especially if you are in the liberal arts, and there isn't a linear connection between what you majored in and the job you are seeking.

Epidemiological studies proposed a linear connection between developing dementia including Alzheimer's disease (AD) and obesity.

For numerical estimation of the indium content x in In x Ga1-x droplets, we suppose a linear connection between x and γ: x = a γ + b.

Benefiting from the multiple signal amplification mechanism, the proposed sensor reveals a good linear connection between the peak current and logarithm of analyte concentration in range of 0.0001 1 × 10 11 mol L−1 with a detection limit of 1.25 × 10 17 mol L−1 (S/N=3).

The multiscale characteristic and the nonnegativity make the ST an effective tool to investigate the time-varying linear connection between two signals.

It uses the Receptance Harmonic Balance Method (RHBM) to generate the backward operator using measurements of the vibration at the engine casing, provided there is at least one linear connection between rotor and casing, apart from the nonlinear connections.

Both characteristics rely on the linear connection between the data rate and the assigned resources and on the user based utilities and greatly simplify the distributed solution of (P1).

During previous research, a stiff epoxy, 3M™ Scotch-Weld™ 9323 B/A, and a flexible MS-polymer, Soudaseal 270 HS, were selected for point-fixings, and a structural silicone, Sikasil® SG-500, for linear connections between glass and cold-formed steel.

We constructed a set of trajectories (termed 'coarse-grained trajectories' in the previous study) by dividing the trajectory into sub-trajectories with a length of size δ and making linear connections between end points of sub-trajectories.

In general, studies have agreed that AD causes a decrease in EEG pattern complexity [20 26], a factor likely caused by the reduction in non-linear connections between cortical regions, neuronal death, or even deficiency of neurotransmitters [27].

Weyl characterizes the notion of a symmetric linear connection as follows: Definition A.1 (Affine Connection) Let \(T M_{p})\) denote the tangent space of \(M\) at \(p \in M\).