Sentence examples for by a multiplicative factor from inspiring English sources

The approximation ratio increases by a multiplicative factor of at most e for deterministic offline algorithms and for randomized online algorithms, and by a multiplicative factor of at most 4 for deterministic online algorithms.

We find that the frequency expressions for the Rayleigh and Love modes of inextensional vibrations, predicted by the stress and strain gradient theories, differ from the classical continuum theory expressions by a multiplicative factor only.

Four critical factors influencing intrusion volumes were varied: the external head of (untreated) water on leakage orifices, the external head of (untreated) water on submerged air vacuum valves, the leakage rate, and the diameter of AVVs' outlet orifice (represented by a multiplicative factor).

It is easy to understand what it means to increase the MT by a multiplicative factor.

In the first stage (exploration), we start with a high ε that is decreased by a multiplicative factor λ along the episodes of the exploration stage.

That is, instead of using 60-dB utterances, the interferer model should be trained using 60−R dB signals, and the original utterances should be scaled by a multiplicative factor of 10−R/10.

Percentile Normalization is a method that adjusts a certain selected percentile to the same level for all samples by applying a multiplicative factor to each sample.

Interactions between famine exposure cohort (fetal or childhood exposed vs. nonexposed) and area (severely affected vs. less severely affected) were tested by adding a multiplicative factor in the survey logistic regression model.

Interactions between TCF7L2 genotypes and quintiles of different dietary intakes and type 2 diabetes incidence were analysed by introducing a multiplicative factor of genotype and dietary quintiles as continuous variables and also adding these variables to the equation.

The radial component E r of the electric field for this BB is readily found by putting a multiplicative factor sin θcos ϕ (sin θsin ϕ) to the right of Eq. (1) in the case of an x-polarized (y-polarized) beam, and replacing ρ by rsin θ and z by rcos θ.

The French genetic evaluation model takes into account the number of lambs suckled by applying a multiplicative factor (1 for a lamb reared as a single, 0.7 for twin-reared lambs) to the maternal genetic effect, in addition to including the birth*rearing type combination as a fixed effect, which acts on the mean.