The phrase "adjustable coefficients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, statistics, or programming where coefficients can be modified or changed based on certain parameters.
Example: "In our regression model, we will use adjustable coefficients to optimize the fit of the data."
Alternatives: "variable coefficients" or "modifiable coefficients".
The extrusion die shapes are determined by the adaptable die design method, where adjustable coefficients for characterizing the streamlined die are found by minimizing the volumetric effective strain rate deviation.
The RDM is used to describe turbulent dispersion of bubbles, and is validated here against the experimental data, and compared with predictions obtained by imposing an empirical turbulent dispersion force (TDF), but without introducing adjustable coefficients.
where η 0, D, and T 0 are the adjustable coefficients.
where the b i adjustable coefficients were obtained by using a least-square fitting and are gathered in Table 1.
where the a i adjustable coefficients were obtained with AADs% lower than 0.3% by using a least-square fitting and are gathered in Table 1.
The optimized values of the adjustable coefficients are given in Table 11.
The only adjustable coefficient involved in the proposed model is quantified by comparison with the experimental data of Whittle and Forgan [Whittle, R.H., Forgan, R., 1967.
Combining the analysis and test simulations, we have also developed a criterion to guide the specification of a numerical hyperviscosity coefficient (the only adjustable coefficient in the formulation).
For simple nonpolar mixtures, such as LNG, both methods can give predictions which are well within the accuracy of the experimental data using, at most, only one adjustable coefficient to characterize each binary system.
where B is the amount of budget allocated by the BS and 0 ≤ β ≤ 1 is an adjustable coefficient controlled by the BS.
This is an adjustable coefficient in the model; for example, a coefficient of 0.3 will result in a linear decrease in (coral) calcification rate of approximately 30% for a decrease in Ωa from 3.8±0.2 in 1999 to 2.5±0.2 in 2099.
