The phrase "a shift factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, statistics, or any field where a variable influences a change or adjustment in a system.
Example: "The analysis revealed that a shift factor was necessary to account for the changes in consumer behavior during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "an adjustment variable" or "a change determinant".
Mean stress effect is corrected with several mean stress parameters and a shift factor of Arrhenius type is defined to characterize the effect of temperature on fatigue life.
By introducing the time temperature equivalence principle, a shift factor obeying to an Arrhenius law is derived, and master curves are built as well for the average molar mass as for the ultimate mechanical properties.
Temperature also greatly influenced fatigue strength and a shift factor of Arrhenius type was developed to correlate fatigue data at various temperatures, independent of the mold flow direction and stress ratio.
The model is composed of an incremental function that provides a reference deformation curve, and a shift factor function expressed in terms of three variables: reduced pulse time, confining pressure, and vertical stress.
Applying the time temperature superposition principle to the high-frequency range of the loss modulus gives a shift factor which enables G′ and G″ master curves to be plotted at high reduced frequencies, where the effects of the microstructure and the large scale granular morphology are not important.
Williams-Landel-Ferry (WLF) theory adequately modeled the viscoelastic changes in the BPSH-BPS MBC ionomers due to changes in time and temperature using a shift factor aT. Small Angle X-ray Scatter (SAXS) revealed an average inter-chain d-spacing that increased with increasing ionic block length (21.1, 31.4 and 36.4 nm).
The HRC-S MCP QE at 626 eV and below, with a shifting factor in QE, is "pasted" onto the HRC-I QE curve above 626 eV.
We can state that their associated points p1,…,p12kand p ́ 1, …, p ́ 12 k, respectively, form a set of corresponding points up to a shifting factor τ k.
Methods: In the previous multispectral enhancement methods a shifting factor is provided to the original spectrum.
A shifting pattern follows equation 4. (4) e ij = π i + β j The expression of the ith gene in the jth condition, e ij, is a shifted expression of a base expression π in the ith row shifted by a shifting factor β in the jth column.
