The gain bandwidth product (GBWP) is a multiplication factor that helps one predict the closed-loop bandwidth of an operational amplifier.
It was found that the LT2 slows down the hydrogen desorption rate considerably – values of DI in low-temperature untwinned phase LT1 are by a multiplication factor of about 20 higher than those in the twinned phase LT2.
Water-storing capacity classes (Table 3) were assigned a multiplication factor between 0.75 and 1 for each climate zone.
In addition the estimated parameter for the sudden change in official cause of death coding policy can be understood as a multiplication factor with which the rate calculated in the year 1994 would need to be multiplied to be comparable to rate calculated in the year 1995.
In each state there is an associated mortality risk, which is independent of the state, except for the case of a depressive episode, which is adjusted with a multiplication factor to reflect the increased risk of suicide.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Total concentration (mg/kg) of Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Mn and Zn in the runoff sediments (Cd is shown with a multiplication factor of 10) (J, N, K, M, R, U, Ka, C and Z, respectively, represent the sampling sites as defined in Table 2).
The efficacy of isolation ranges from 0% (no effect of isolation) to 100% and is modelled as a multiplication factor (0 to 1) to transmission rates.
Therefore, to facilitate the dynamic design of a vertical plate that is exposed to breaking wave impact, a multiplication factor called "dynamic magnification factor" is herein presented which is defined as the ratio of the maximum value of the dynamic response to that found by static analysis.
In order to scale the IDIF derived from the [18 F]FDG scan to the manual samples, a multiplication factor was derived (average value 2.2 ± 0.5). Figure 5 shows the relationship between IDIF- and BSIF-derived K i values for regional NLR ROI analyses.
