Sentence examples for be a simple linear from inspiring English sources
The capillary radius variation was assumed to be a simple linear function and applied in the capillary model.
"There might be a simple linear gradient, like head to tail, or there might be might be a repeating gradient, like that which governs the creation of segments in a caterpillar," says Clune.
The erosion rate is assumed to be a simple linear function of the basal velocity and therefore erosion only occurs where the bed is not frozen and basal sliding is possible.
In conclusion, it appears that how efficiency scales with body size in terrestrial locomotion may not be a simple linear increase across animal sizes.
In a single neuron, the absolute and relative refractory periods prevent action potentials from firing at arbitrarily high firing rates so the total firing rate will not be a simple linear combination of the fast and slow EPSP activity.
The relationship may be a simple linear relationship.
Although we assume that there's a simple, linear relationship between financial rewards and productivity that's why Wall Street gives its best employees huge bonuses such rewards can backfire, especially when the task is difficult, or requires expertise.
A common camera filter employed to reduce background light in bright sunshine is a simple linear polarizer designed to reject Rayleigh scattered light from the sky.
DNA is a simple linear code of four chemical letters, while proteins are composed of twenty different amino acids and fold into complex, largely unpredictable arrangements of sheets and loops.
The fitte line on ratio of valid / total count rates against time is a linear regression of the second power for Hrc I, but fitted lines for Hrc S are a simple linear regression (see Table 1 "Plot").
Although we assume that there's a simple, linear relationship between financial rewards and productivity — that's why Wall Street gives its best employees huge bonuses — such rewards can backfire, especially when the task is difficult, or requires expertise.
