Sentence examples for coefficient of proportionality from inspiring English sources

For indoor cases, the coefficient of proportionality could be as high as 0.73 with ISD of 10 m.

Later, Antonova (2005, 2006) showed that it is even possible to obtain a theoretical explanation for the coefficient of proportionality in the Tverskaya relation.

Bryan's factor (the coefficient of proportionality between the inertial and vibrating pattern rotation rates) depends on the geometry of the structure and the vibration mode number.

The rate towards this target is at a speed proportional to its distance w.r.t the current investor's position, and the coefficient of proportionality is determined by the costs parameters η, q, λ and the time to maturity T−t.

Since the composite according to the problem formulation is considered as fully cured, the coefficient of proportionality between Δσ ij and Δε kl is the component of the elasticity tensor of the material in the glassy state ( {C}_{ijkl}^{(2)} ).

Stage 8: At this stage, using coefficient of proportionality (found in previous stage) "a", the material new spectrum S ̃ r ′ will be estimated from pixel new spectrum S ̄ t (Figure 3c).

The coefficients of proportionality depend on number of attached particles, but not on their mass and can be calculated from the phenomenological model based on Duffing equation with damping.

However, the means of the coefficients of proportionality b = 0.130 and 0.136 are about three-fold larger than the mean of the between-hybridization coefficients (Table 1, Biological replicates, Series Ca, all pair-wise hyb. and Series Cb, all pair-wise hyb., respectively).

The model output then includes a regression coefficient for each of the time intervals, a test of the overall statistical significance of the regression coefficients, and a test of proportionality through a test of the equality of the coefficients over time.

In the selected adaptation law generated changes of controller parameters are proportional to the reference model tracking error with an adaptation coefficient as a measure of proportionality.

It is not detailed enough to predict the coefficients of these proportionalities.