Sentence examples for by multiplying the reference from inspiring English sources
It allows acquisition of the scaled-up flow-field by multiplying the reference cell parameters by suitable factors (scale factors).
Bulk RCM correction (RCMC) and 2-D compression by multiplying the reference function (RF).
The calculated FEPE of P5 up to P10 was obtained by multiplying the reference efficiency at P4 by the average value (conversion ratio) of the effective solid angle ratio for each position in Table 5.
The evapotranspiration of a crop under irrigation (ETc in mm) is obtained by multiplying the reference evapotranspiration (ETo) with a crop and growing stage specific coefficient (ETc = Kc x ETo).
During each simulation, the time-course of GFR (GFRt) during pregnancy was obtained by multiplying the reference gestational GFRt profile (GFR as a function of time elapsed since conception, as described in the original PBPK model) by the sampled GFRratio: GFRt(i) = GFRratio(i) × Reference gestational GFRt.
The absorbed amount of iron at this standardised iron status is obtained by multiplying the drink and reference dose ratio by 40.
These estimates were obtained by multiplying the risk in reference countries with the total number of nights spent in tourist accommodations by all travelers in a given destination country.
Coefficient k 1 has been used also to approximate the maximum power produced by the PVG each hour during the year by multiplying the power of the reference PVG, calculated once a time at the beginning of the program, by that coefficient.
Next, each branch length of the two partitions is adjusted by multiplying the length of the reference tree either with (1 + τ), or with (1 - τ), where τ ∈ [0,1] is a parameter tuning the extent of heterotachy.
The average short-term magnitude of the undisturbed error spectrum E u μ,k) is computed by multiplying the smoothed magnitude of the reference spectrum with the coupling factors.
The planting costs (eq. 3) are calculated by multiplying the planting costs of the reference country (cp ref ) with a price index (px i ) and a factor which describes the share of natural regeneration (pr i ).
