Sentence examples for at a fixed values from inspiring English sources

For the AAQM during the time interval (125 s–175 s) the value of threshold (th) is maintained at a fixed values of 95% of buffer occupancy.

The images and graphs in the same column correspond to a common data set, since the corresponding images have been acquired simultaneously at a fixed values of the feedback loop.

When Snyder and colleagues [ 267] used the FFP RBC ratio at 24 hours as a fixed value, patients who received a higher ratio had significantly better outcomes, but if the timing of component product transfusion was taken into account, the difference was no longer statistically significant.

Using the FFP PRBC ratio as a fixed value at 24 hours, as in many studies on this topic, the high ratio resulted in better survival.

To render tractable the estimation of CIs, we had to constrain at least one estimate as a fixed value and so with PSA test sensitivity as the published estimates were based on large numbers and the standard error would therefore have been very small.

They show that by fixing DC values at a fixed value and recovering AC coefficients (by known or chosen plaintext attacks), a semantically good reconstruction of the image is obtained.

A more astonishing effect occurs if the magnetic field is applied in the same way to the same type of sample at a temperature above the transition temperature and is then held at a fixed value while the sample is cooled.

Pressure has been classically controlled at a fixed value in fractionating columns.

The value of the Strouhal number (St) decreases with the increasing value of the power-law index (n) at a fixed value of the Reynolds number (Re).

The results show that the crystal growth rates decrease linearly with the increase of heater temperature at a fixed value of the crucible pulling down rate, and increase exponentially with the increase of the crucible pulling down rates at a fixed value of the heater temperature.

After curing for 28 days, nine masonry panels were tested, compression stress being kept constant at a fixed value and shear stress being increased until failure.