Sentence examples for classic equation from inspiring English sources
The fundamental equation is different from the classic equation of Marchenko and we call the equation the modified Marchenko equation.
The fundamental equation is different from the classic equation of Marchenko and we call equation (3.14) the modified Marchenko equation.
A classic equation with a useful simple graphical method was introduced to obtain the equilibrium constant, K d, and the maximum density of receptors, B max.
The number of binding sites, binding constants, enthalpy change (ΔHθ), Gibbs free energy change (ΔGθ) and entropy change (ΔSθ) were calculated at different temperatures based on fluorescence quenching theory and classic equation.
It was found that the model based on the modified equation provided a better fit to the experimental data with a MARR of 6.57%, compared to the classic equation with a MARR of 12.24%.
The classic equation of the net dielectrophoretic force exerted by a nonuniform electric field on a lossless dielectric particle is given below [62]: vec{F}_{dep} = 2pi varepsilon_{f} R_{p}^{3} left( {frac{{varepsilon_{p} - varepsilon_{f} }}{{varepsilon_{p} + 2varepsilon_{f} }}} right)nabla E_{0}^{2}.
Correction: March 28 , 2002 Thursday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about classic equations of physics referred incorrectly to antimatter particles, whose existence was predicted by an equation of Paul Dirac.
The transfers in the channel and the porous medium are respectively described by the classic equations of forced convection and the Darcy-Brinkman-Forcheimer model.
Moreover, the model was combined with the classic equations of pharmacokinetics to consider also the presence of active drugs affecting either the kinetics of cell necrosis or growth.
These constants are initially "borrowed" from thermodynamics and then the equations are "modeled" after the classic equations in electrical engineering, yet again modified to fit into the science of knowledge.
At the local scale, all phases of the composite obey the classic equations of three-dimensional elasticity, but, since the assumption of strict separation of scales is not verified, the macroscopic behavior is described by the equations of strain gradient elasticity.
