For a image, scanned on 11 scales with a scaling factor of 1.25 and a step of 1.5, the number of total sub-windows to be investigated is 105 963.
The simulated vibrations above 1700 cm−1 have been scaled by using a scaling factor of 0.958 and for less than 1700 cm−1 scaling factor is 0.9627 [37].
The eastward propagation arises from a zonal asymmetry in inertial-gravity waves, and the MJO planetary scale depends on a scaling factor of convective strength vs. gravity wave speed.
Consistent with our previous studies [17], [18], the DE-induced increase in mEPSC amplitude at this age followed the rules of "multiplicative scaling" (Fig. S1) with a scaling factor of 1.4 (Fig. 1B).
A scaling factor of 2 was used to scale the 9.0 MW initial conditions detailed in Table 4 to 9.2 MW.
A scaling factor of 20 is applied to scale the wellness score between 1 and 100.
The mass of the cables and electronics however, scaled with rotor diameter D with a scaling factor of 0.22.
Scaling this event to 9.5 MW (with a scaling factor of 5.6) was shown to overestimate impacts reported compared to those observed in Dominey-Howes11.
Commonly cost scaling factors between 0.5 and 1 are applied, however a scaling factor of 0.6 is recommended if no data is available, meaning that a 1% size increase, results in a 0.6% cost increase.
A scaling factor of w f = 20 has been chosen to scale the function according to the utility function.
The segmentation constant, c, was set to 8. Copy number alterations were determined by comparing the segmented log2 ratios to gain/loss thresholds obtained by an adaptive scaling method [ 22], using a window size of 2% and a scaling factor of 2. Segments were accordingly designated gained, lost or not changed, giving a ternary scale (-1, 0, 1).
