Sentence examples for additive sum from inspiring English sources
The foam force is modeled as an additive sum of nonlinear elastic and linear viscoelastic effects.
Recent studies confirm that developing multiple parts of our brain gives us more than the additive sum of knowing how to do more than one thing.
IPNs consistently had compressive and shear moduli greater than the additive sum of either single network when compared to pure PEG-DA gels with a similar PEG-DA content.
The causation is like that of chemistry, where, for example, water is the product of the fusion of oxygen and hydrogen, and unlike the mechanical causation of mechanics, where (as Mill saw it not quite correctly [see Section 10, below] the product of several causes is merely the additive sum of the effects of those causes taken separately.
However, in some cases, the error is expressed as the variance of Ȳ, especially where the proportional influence of a particular source of error needs to be known, because, unlike the SEs, the variances of the first and second phases are additive (sum to total variance) (Cunia 1990).
A simple, additive sum score was constructed based on all eight dichotomised attitude items.
Summary scores for quality were calculated as additive sums of specific aspects of each attribute (structure, process, outcome).
The example in the above explanation of property 1 shows that the RANC correlate of complexity is not additive: The sum of the component complexities is 2+2 = 4, and the complexity of the mixture is 1.
As with olfaction, property 1 implies property 4. The color example in the above explanation of property 1 shows that perceived complexity is not additive: The sum of the complexities of greenish-yellow and reddish-yellow is 2+2 = 4, and the complexity of unique yellow perceived in the mixture is 1.
If the number of species were additive the sum A1+A2 has to be 20, but that is not generally true.
To do so, we show that F(S) can be written as an additive function (sum over locations) conditioned on the relative risk in region S, and therefore F'(S) is additive given the risk as well.
