Sentence examples for as a curve of from inspiring English sources

Also it contains an investigation of the design a railway route in a real mountain as a curve of constant slope.

This explains why we have chosen the parameters above: let F ( R ) = a R − b R 2 + c R 3, then F ′ ( R ) = a − 2 b R + 3 c R 2. and so turning points of this curve (seen as a curve of solutions in the ( μ, R ) -plane) occur at F ′ ( R ) = 0 or, for the parameters a = 2, b = 3 / 2, and c = 1 / 3, 0 = 2 − 3 R + R 2 = ( R − 2 ) ( R − 1 ).

During the stimulus trials, penile blood volume change was sampled four times per second and recorded as a curve of blood volume change over time.

We defined an isopter as a curve of equal retinal sensitivity of the visual field and a vector as the direction of movement of the stimulus.

"The curved space at The Pithay lends itself beautifully to demonstrating color, as we naturally associate a curve of colour with the rainbow".

The swing towards the station is as a curve radius of 275 m, while the remaining part of the line has a minimum radius of 300 m.

From the decrease in water signal amplitude as a function of TE, the corresponding T2 relaxation time constants are estimated as a curve fit of a two-component exponential decay using the Curve Fitting Tool in MATLAB.

where β(t) is interpreted as a service curve of sensor node, α k as an arrival curve of the buffer k, and n as the number of the buffers in the sensor node.

The expression level of a gene measured by sequencing can be viewed as a curve or function of genomic position.

For the simplest bending case, one may consider the curved axis x′ as a quadratic curve of the form (see Fig. 2).

In a single equation, it explains the force of gravity as a curving in the geometry of space-time caused by the presence of mass: mass tells space-time how to curve, space-time tells mass how to move.