Sentence examples for but with a variable from inspiring English sources

These films were grown using a fixed power to the Zr target (70 W), a fixed flow of nitrogen (1.5 sccm), but with a variable power to the Cr target (0 13 W).

A novel method to calculate the distribution of tensile modulus of injection molded PET/LC Pblends across the thickness of the mold cavity has been developed, based on the generalized Halpin Tsai composite model, but with a variable fiber aspect ratio.

A player hitting a ball against a wall is able to hone his passing, but will not have to make any difficult decisions regarding timing, movement, etc. Playing a four-v-one in a box will still allow for a lot of passing, but with a variable introduced – the defender – which forces players to think about when they pass, and who to.

An activity concentration below 1 MBq mL−1 may be detected but with a variable quantitative accuracy depending on the lesion size and reconstruction parameters.

The scenario is the same as that in [22], but with a variable minimum distance d 1 between the two targets to characterize the scenario.

Kaneda and Okada (2008) observed that if the earthquake recurrence interval estimated from a previous paleoseismic trench is correct, the tectonic geomorphological observations in the Neodani fault can be explained by repetition of a similarly shaped slip distribution independently of the rupture of adjacent faults, but with a variable amount of slip.

Experiment 1 replicated the results of previous research in that nonwords composed of "small" phonemes (small nonwords) were rated as smaller than those composed of "large" phonemes (large nonwords), but with a more variable set of stimuli that better simulated naturally occurring language and on a continuous size scale for participant size judgment.

This model is a dynamical system with zero explicit space dimensions, but with a dependent variable that records bone mass as a function of time.

The second image set also consisted of 10 wavelength sets, but with a spatially variable epidermal thickness within each, where the epidermal thickness was varied in a checkerboard fashion, with three different values (d1 d3) reported in Table 1 >.

We also synthesized a scrambled version of Apt19S (Apt19S-SC) to serve as a negative control, which contains the same 5′ and 3′ truncated constant regions but with a scrambled variable region (Supplementary information, Figure S1B).

In the 2 most frequently sampled species, Eurasian ducks (garganey [ Anas querquedula], n = 1,329) and Afro-tropical duck (white-faced whistling ducks [ Dendrocygna viduata], n = 1,157), AIV were detected from most surveyed countries but with a highly variable prevalence (Table 2).