Sentence examples for a varying value from inspiring English sources

Table1 confirms this: while λ = 0.1, the best fixed value, yields decent results, the results with a varying value of λ are considerably better.

Finally, the stability of the obtained coatings was studied by immersing and incubating the samples in different solutions of artificial saliva (with a varying value of pH) and investigating the coatings' susceptibility to cracking by SEM and confocal microscopy.

This procedure was repeated for each method as well as each dataset simulated with a varying value of k.

Compared with traditional array methods such as the semblance method (Neidell and Taner 1971), seismic gradiometry has the advantage that it estimates slowness as a spatially varying value, whereas other array methods usually assume a homogeneous plane wave incidence.

begin{aligned} C_M =sqrt{(x_c -t_p )^2+y_c^2}, end{aligned} (5 where: (C_{M}) is the Euclidean distance between the center of mass ((x_{c}), (y_{c})) and ((t_{P}), 0), M i) is a nonnegative prediction accuracy or precision metric with a time varying value, ((x_{c}), (y_{c})) is the center of mass of the area under the curve M i) between (t_{P}) and (t_{EoUP}).

If bungalows are the symbol of the luxury travel industry, and we'd say that they are, then they also present something of a challenge for visitors to the South Pacific: The look the same but offer varying value.

She studied voice and took acting classes of varying value (in one, students imitated seals sunning on the ice, and a fat woman rolled over on her).

Figures 4, 5 and 6 present the results of analysis similar to that in Table 2, for transmission between patients A and B and for varying values of p'(i.e. p' = 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4).

The function was determined by Monte Carlo simulations of focused light penetration to a focus at zf for varying values of μs at a given g.

Therefore, the susceptibility of various zones in both the maps matched the inventory data distribution noted from the field studies and also both the LSZ maps show a reliable similarity with varying values of landslide density distribution.

A moratorium provision grants towns a four-year reprieve if they can document progress toward the 10 percent threshold, as calculated through a point system that assigns varying values to different housing types.