Sentence examples for a small coefficient from inspiring English sources

This material has such a small coefficient of expansion that small changes of temperature have a negligible effect and can easily be compensated for if required.

where r is a small coefficient and R is the length of the delayed path length introduced by this filter.

This will cause a small coefficient of determination between F and ϕ and thus less reliable m and a.

Autonomous bivariate systems in which the non-linear terms are not multiplied by a small coefficient are investigated.

Analytic results reveal that laminated layers having high elastic modulus and a small coefficient of thermal expansion are useful in moderating EIC warping.

Several studies have been devoted to copper-based composites for their interesting physical properties: a small coefficient of thermal expansion and high electrical and thermal conductivities [6].

This indicates that a large threshold (0.30) makes the result unstable due to overlooking peaks around direct arrivals with a smaller coefficient than the threshold so that the smaller threshold definitely picks peaks in the first envelope.

We found a smaller coefficient of variation when we compared an observer's second analysis with the other observer's second analysis (MMA, 1.7% and MCA, 3.3%) compared to the variance in their first analyses (MMA, 3.4% and MCA, 4.1%) (Figure 3).

Among PI films of poly (p-phenylene 3,3′,4,4′-diphenyldiimide 3,3′,4,4′-diphenyldiimident chain packing densBPDA/PPD film with a higher refractive indifferentited a smaller chainicient of volumetric thermal expacking (CVE), indensitiesthat a smaller amount ofilmee volume leads to a smaller CVE even at much lowithtemperatures thighere glass trefractivetemperature (Tg).

Furthermore, the classical model seems to be more preferable for the anisotropic phase-field models, since it quantitatively resolves the well-posed problems and requires a smaller coefficient in front of the regularization term for the ill-posed configurations, in contrast to the natural model, see Fig. 6.

A smaller coefficient indicated a mutation with restricted pleiotropy.