The phrase "a proportional factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or any situation where a relationship between quantities is being described.
Example: "To determine the scale of the model, we need to calculate a proportional factor based on the original dimensions."
Alternatives: "a scaling factor" or "a ratio factor."
Hence, for given leverage, the restriction in interest deductibility can be expressed by a proportional factor (alpha ') that is modulated by the choice of (lambda ).
The defuzzified output of the fuzzy controllers is modeled as a proportional factor describing the required change from the current state of the variable to be controlled.
The needed Rouse times are here defined as τR/τmax ∝ (M/Me −1.4 with a proportional factor of 1.4, achieved based on the viscosity measurement.
Based on the first Fick's law (Eq. 1) [18], this diffusion flux is proportional to the concentration gradient (shown by change of the concentration ratio over the location) with regard to a proportional factor D the diffusion coefficient.
This simple model presents the advantage of depending on only two parameters: α, a proportional factor allowing the historical atmospheric 137Cs fluxes to be reconstructed locally, and k, an annual loss coefficient from the plow horizon.
At the same time, we improved the traditional BP algorithm based on three-term method (called the TTMBP) consisting of a learning rate (LR), a momentum factor (MF) and a proportional factor (PF) in order to satisfy the requirements of time issue in real-time system.
Alternatively, the legislator might consider the corresponding occurrence of default gains and set an equivalent proportional factor (beta ') with (0le beta 'le 1) to exempt default gains.
Furthermore, the magnitude of a proportional discount factor directly triggers the incentives for carbon sequestration since the discounted quantity can be directly translated into corresponding revenue losses.
The elastoplastic nonholonomic analysis of frames is a nonlinear procedure in which the magnitude of the structural loading is incrementally modified using a proportional load factor, in accordance with a certain sequence of predefined loading patterns.
(q_{j}t) is a proportional delay factor satisfying (q_{j}t=t- 1-q_{j} t), in which ((1-q_{j}t=t- 1-q_{j} ts to the time delay req_{j}t=t- 1-q_{j} tg and transminting a signal from the jth neuron to the ith neuron.
The strategy is to slowly reset the integrator value to zero which also helps in the event of a sudden change of the LSP value, as the slow reset of the integrator value disturbs the equilibrium and adds a new chance for determining the correct LSP. Figure 4 (a) Proportional gain factor as a function of a given error, (b) integrator parameter as a function of a given error.
