Sentence examples for by a constant amount from inspiring English sources

Processing power grows every year at a constant rate rather than by a constant amount.

The results show that multigroup calculations tend to underestimate the system eigenvalue by a constant amount of ∼5 mk compared to their continuous-energy counterparts.

In this unit, segments walked by the turtle, i.e., its speed per unit time, increased (or decreased) by a constant amount, which represented a positive (or negative) acceleration.

Two years ago, Ben Green and Terence Tao began working on the problem of arithmetic progressions of primes: sequences of primes (numbers divisible only by themselves and 1) that differ by a constant amount.

For terminations that are not purely resistive the spacing and alternation remain the same but the whole pattern is shifted along the line by a constant amount related to the phase of \scriptstyle \mathit \Gamma.

Finally, to avoid division by zero and the intricacies of negative wealth ('debt'), we assume that players have a minimal cumulative payoff of 1 (again, this is no crucial model ingredient. Alternatively, all payoffs could be shifted by a constant amount towards positive values).

Agar gels with additives were prepared in the same way by dissolving a constant amount of additive (1% w/w) to the water prior to adding the agar powder.

The effect of contact time (in minutes) is studied by taking a constant amount of adsorbent (3 g/L) at 30 °C at time intervals of 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 90, 120, and 180 min.

Adsorption isotherms analysis of Pb2+ ions with GAC and the synthesized nanocomposites were carried out by keeping a constant amount of adsorbent (1.0 g) and volume (100.0 cm3) of different initial concentration of Pb2+ ion solution.

In relation to orographic precipitation, SWAT estimates the daily precipitation in elevation bands by adding a constant amount to the recorded precipitation in the rain gauge, which depends on the increase in precipitation with altitude and the difference between the mean elevation of each band and the elevation of the recording gauge.

Transient transfections were performed by using a constant amount of DNA (5 ug).