Sentence examples for a variable index from inspiring English sources

In BOS tomography, a network of cameras are focused through a variable index medium (such as a flame) onto a background of patterned images.

We derive uniform weightedL2and Morrey Campanato type estimates for Helmholtz equations in a medium with a variable index which is not necessarily constant at infinity.

We study the electromagnetic Helmholtz equation(∇+ib(x 2u(x)+n(x u(x)="f(x),x∈Rd, with the magnetic vector potential b(x) and n(x) a variable index of refraction that does not necessarily converge to a constant at infinity, but can have an angular dependence like n(x)→n∞(x|x|) as |x|→∞.

Beside obtaining gene information from an implemented file, a variable index file can be constructed from an appropriate file presented by the user.

Analyses using solely climate variables over longer time periods explained 17 85% of SGI variability, and 10 of 12 included a variable indexing summer precipitation.

We refer to this transitory dispersive behavior as "transient dispersion", and propose a variable-index fractional-derivative model (FDM) to describe the underlying transport dynamics.

Genetic distance analysis and cluster comparison were done by using a categorical variable index and the unweighted pair group method with arithmetic mean algorithm.

Social visibility will be assessed by the following questions; (1) 'Do people who live with you smoke in front of children?' (2) 'Are people who visit your house allowed to smoke in front of children?' For each outcome, the response categories across the two questions will be combined to form a composite variable (index) for analysis purposes.

For each variable analyzed a variability index was calculated, defined as the standard deviation of the mean values of each variable during the 10-minute ventilation.

Human epidemiological and intervention data are thus far heavily reliant on the measurement of inflammatory markers in the circulation, and in particular cytokines in the fasting state, which are recognised as an insensitive and highly variable index of tissue inflammation.

The propensity score was derived from a logistic regression model, and a dichotomous indicator variable indexing whether a patient was on an ACE inhibitor was our dependent variable.