Sentence examples for a logarithmic dependence from inspiring English sources

The retention curves exhibit a logarithmic dependence on the waiting time.

The ability to optimize binding energies arising from the hydrophobic effect creates a logarithmic dependence of binding energy on buried surface areas.

For the less frequent contacts between pairs of communicating individuals we observe a logarithmic dependence of the duration of the succeeding call on the time gap with the previous call.

From Equation 4, it can be shown that the frequency dependence of δT2ω has a logarithmic dependence on f whose slope is given as [21] κ = − P l 2 π ∂ T 2 ω ∂ ln ω − 1. (4).

It is shown that the unfolding of the quaternary structure of the PapA rod takes place at a constant force that is almost independent of elongation speed for slow elongations (up to ∼0.4 μm/s), whereas it shows a dynamic response with a logarithmic dependence for fast elongations.

A linear and a logarithmic dependence of surface roughness square on lattice size are observed in the 1D and 2D lattice models, respectively, in both the random deposition with surface relaxation model and the deposition/migration model with zero activation energy contribution from each neighboring particle.

Futher, based on a conceptual climate-carbon cycle model, it has been demonstarted that plausible physical reason for this eventual transient saturation is a weak, logarithmic dependence of the CO2 radiative forcing on the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide [16].

Futher, based on a conceptual climate-carbon cycle model, it has been demonstarted that plausible physical reason for this eventual transient saturation is a weak, logarithmic dependence of the CO2 radiative forcing on the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide [ 16].

Most often an approximately logarithmic dependence of F∗ on the cantilever retraction speed is observed, which is what the Bell model (the most widely used model) predicts.

Indeed in [101] a stability estimate with a non sharp logarithmic dependence on the isoperimetric deficit (D_gamma (E)) was proven, but with a dimension free constant.

Friction is assumed to have a positive instantaneous logarithmic dependence on slip rate and a logarithmic rate weakening behavior at steady-state.