Sentence examples for a standard equation from inspiring English sources
The excess air ratio was calculated based on a mass balance and compared with a standard equation showing a good agreement.
To do that, he worked from a standard equation describing the effect of a planet's temperature, gravitational force, and atmospheric density on its atmospheric pressure profile — the extent to which pressure changes throughout its atmosphere.
This makes it possible to present the final result for averaged motion as a standard equation of the longitudinal vehicle with additional "vibrational", i.e. vibration-generated, slow force.
So Equation 27 is a standard equation of CS.
The PL intensity temperature dependences is fitted by a standard equation [21] (2).
The temperature dependence of the standard molal thermodynamic properties of crystalline, gaseous and liquid species other than H2O are calculated using a standard equation for heat capacity [34, 35, 56].
Besides a general standard equation, investigators also developed seven regional equations to estimate hospital mortality, thus allowing comparisons among ICUs on a more common level.
The INTERGROWTH-21st population which is carefully selected and actively followed up during pregnancy with a known outcome at birth provides a population that is ideal for developing such an international standard equation and chart.
From our preliminary experiments, we realized that it was not possible to utilize a single external standard equation to accurately quantify the vitamin E homologs from lipid emulsions because of extreme variations in the concentrations (0.01 to 300 µg/mL or higher) of various vitamin E homologs in the emulsions.
In so doing, the integro-differential equation is reduced to a standard integral equation for the interfacial crack problem in piezoelectric bi-material with the extended displacement discontinuities being the unknowns.
Equation 1 is a transformation of the standard equation to estimate the rate of growth (x t = x 0 e rt, see Keyfitz (1977) with t = 1).
