Sentence examples for an approximate relationship from inspiring English sources

Though his singing often had an approximate relationship to the pitches in Wagner's score, his booming nasal sound was just right for the scheming Nibelung.

Metamodels are surrogate models of an existing model that provide an approximate relationship between a set of input process variables and output response variables.

LPS is typically not a molecularly defined substance, and its activity is sometimes reported in 'endotoxin units' (EU); this is based on a standard taken from an E. coli O55 B5 strain; an approximate relationship is that 1 ng endotoxin ~10 EU73, 102.

Science is usually understood to be a search for two kinds of knowledge: theoretical knowledge, which can be known precisely but has only an approximate relationship to reality, and empirical knowledge, which definitely concerns reality but can only be measured with uncertainty.

Group method of data handling (GMDH), which finds an approximate relationship between a set of input and output variables, not only provide an explicit procedure to select the most essential PTF input variables, but also results in more accurate and reliable estimates than other mostly applied methodologies.

It is noteworthy that Semblat (1997) investigated a rheological interpretation of Rayleigh damping and found an approximate relationship between the quality factor Q and the damping ratio as 1/ Q ≈ 2ξ for weak to moderate Rayleigh damping.

An may be a simple approximate relationship or a complex multiple regression equation.

(Photon energies and atomic energy levels are given in units of electron volts [eV], or in wavelength units of nanometres [nm]. A useful and approximate relationship between the two is easy to remember since eV = 1,234/nm). Similar schemes have been used for other alkali atoms because these atoms also have low ionization potentials.

We now derive a simpler, albeit approximate, relationship between the required transmit power,, and the number of loaded bits.

A simple, accurate but approximate relationship between applied load, time to failure, fiber Weibull modulus, and slow crack growth exponent is presented.

The result shows that the value of T1 has an approximate linear relationship with the TC′1.