Sentence examples for by applying related from inspiring English sources

To this end, we can estimate the range of height associated with the given fuzzy semi-number with (24) and (25) as follows: 0.548182 leqslant h_{tilde{B}} leqslant 0.804This range shows how the blood pressure varies with the inflow concentration of Isoflurane by applying related defuzzification methods in medicine (Fig. 8).

You may also select to "Apply related words" by selecting that button under "Search Modes and Expanders".

These three values are used as output values by applying the matrix related to the weights ((a_{i,j})) in Eq. (3).

The terminal, penultimate, complex-participation and complex-dissociation models were each tested for applicability to the mechanism of copolymerization for this comonomer system by applying reactivity ratio related test functions to the experimental sequence distribution data, enabling a direct visual assessment of the applicability of each model to be made.

With respect to the axis through the point of contact, the torque is equal to RFp, giving rise to an angular acceleration α given by Ipα = RFp, where Ip is the moment of inertia about the point-of-contact axis and can be determined by applying equation (80) relating moments of inertia about parallel axes (Ip = I + MR2).

By applying various key words related to storm events, a total of 556 documentary records could be identified.

A thermodynamic procedure is employed to each phase by applying activity coefficient expressions related to interaction parameters which are dependent on the pressure.

By applying Theorem 1 and related stability analysis results from [18] over the neural networks A □ C n ( a, b ) and A □ L n ( a, b ), we construct two sets of points as follows.

In the ISL, a Hepatocyte implements the resources accessor by applying a gradient function related to its distance from the portal vein, which maps to the decrease in available resources deeper into the tissue.

The particular size applied relates to end-use.

Subject volume was measured in an enclosed chamber by applying gas laws that relate pressure changes to volumes of air in the chamber.