Sentence examples for changing indices from inspiring English sources

Two or three indices are changed locally such that the parts of the structure before and after the changing indices are fixed.

It should be noted that the proposed model is in a form that the model output also can be evaluated easily by changing indices (for instance, number of customers or number of factories).

Furthermore, she says, it is not a simple changing index of biodiversity but specific changes in community structure that are critical to the outcome.

The third type is Merrill Lynch's "Holdrs," baskets of stocks that are not tied to a changing index, but which can be exchanged for the underlying securities.

Ground based imaging systems are subject to blurring due to the rapidly changing index of refractions of the atmosphere.

Based on the analysis of these changing indexes, this paper finds that urbanization in Jiangsu is hybrid process: the forces from capital and power greatly contribute to rapid urbanization and high urbanization level, however, the gaps among the three sub-regions in the province and rural-urban income inequality have not decreased accordingly.

For voxel indexing, the anterior-posterior direction corresponds to the fastest changing index; the superior-inferior direction corresponds to the slowest changing index.

The development of a rock art style sequence in the Australian Western Desert has modelled for changing occupation indices and art production modes through time based on environmental changes and their likely effects on mobility patterns and territoriality (McDonald and Veth, 2013a).

Tunable stretching ratio of stretcher is obtained by changing refractive indices of surrounding environment.

By changing the indices and using the properties of ζ, we see that the above equation is equal to zero.

Such sensors can, for example, be used to measure changing refractive indices of the cover medium of a waveguide, as well as molecule adsorption at the sensor surface.