Sentence examples for a scaling coefficient from inspiring English sources

In addition, a scaling coefficient was found numerically.

where β is a scaling coefficient which is optimized across all possible TMs [27].

A scaling coefficient that translates electron affinity into standard redox potentials can be extracted [44, 45, 46].

Zhejiang Province calculates the bond according to the designed mining scale and a scaling coefficient based on the depth of mining disturbance.

Adopting Elliott et al. [1], the observation process (y_k) follows the state process ({r_k}) observed in some Gaussian noise with a scaling coefficient (alpha ).

To present the net CSOR data associated with RUN No's 1 7 using a single scaled graph, it is required to define a scaling coefficient to accommodate for variations in experimental variables such as permeability, porosity, and operating temperature.

where λ is a scale coefficient used to achieve a desired constant false alarm probability.

This dependence is described by two parameters: a constant term and a scale coefficient of the S N curve in a log-log scale.

Incidentally, both TLL and CB theories predict the same scaling laws: the resistance R is proportional to T -α when eV < < kBT (low-bias regime) and to V -α when eV > > kBT (high-bias regime), where V, α, and e, are the voltage drop across the sample, a single scaling coefficient, and the charge of an electron, respectively [46].

Each atomic site can be updated with a complex scaling coefficient to approximate slight thickness changes in the reference region.

In this scaled algorithm, several arithmetic manipulations are performed that isolate and collect the more multiplicative coefficients they can, and a single scaling coefficient is applied at the end of the calculations.