Sentence examples for by taking a constant from inspiring English sources

This could be avoided by taking a constant like d22, for example, to consist of three characters, a lowercase "d" followed by a pair of subscript "2"s.

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.

ATSpc is measured by taking a constant distance between 50 and 100 m throughout length of each horizontal curve and recording the time during which vehicles traveled at this constant distance.

We cannot similarly unambiguously constrain the lower limit of rupture for Stage 2. But we minimize the number of free parameters by taking a constant slip amplitude over the whole slip surface, so then the observed strain change amplitude for Stage 2 determines the lower limit of slip.

If we have complete control over the carrying capacities in the -periodic sequence then Theorem 4.2 shows that we can achieve a maximum harvesting level by taking a constant carrying capacity, that is, However, assume we do not have this absolute power, but we have a flexible control over the periodic permutation of the carrying capacities.

All the results displayed below are normalized on the × axis (ligand molecules) with respect to a reference dissociation constant κ = 5.105 (using a space ratio S T = 5.10 S R) by taking a constant ratio p-1/ p1 = 1 with p1 = p-1 = 0.1.

Let,, be replaced by (note that ), and taking a constant so that, by the above (2.2), we obtain that (2.3).

Walker quoted research by European thinktank New Financial showing pay at asset management firms is taking a constant portion of a "growing pot".

Just as you may need to reboot your computer after hours of intense processing, similarly, you need to reboot your brain by taking a break from the constant stream of information that's generated in and out of your brain throughout the day.

The interviews were analysed thematically by the constant comparison method and by taking a Framework approach [ 24].

By taking an iterative approach of constant improvement, we recognize new patterns of movement or music that can lead to the next big step.