Sentence examples for coefficient to describe from inspiring English sources

This model uses Henry's coefficient to describe the variation of the gas tracer solubility with temperature and pressure.

In addition, regression curves were fitted (including the calculation of the Pearson correlation coefficient) to describe the relationship between mean EMG and BIS values below and above our calculated (optimal) BIS threshold.

They therefore treated the effect of the relative velocity between the base fluid and the nanoparticles as a perturbation of the energy equation and then introduced an empirical dispersion coefficient to describe the heat transfer enhancement.

The efficacy coefficient method was adopted in dimensionless treatment based on the theory of multi-objective programming, which was newly adopted for single efficacy coefficient to describe the influence of the considered evaluation index.

An additional gas-to-solid "GS model" is presented with a gas-to-solid mass transfer coefficient to describe the increased rate of reaction by the catalyst particles adhered to the gas liquid interface.

Here the POD surrogate model aims to represent the final displacement field from the initial high-fidelity simulation and use the reduced basis and the radial basis functions (RBF) interpolation of the POD coefficient to describe and predict the final shape.

Therefore, the analysis that we have for the equations having constant coefficients to describe the solution may not be held globally for equations with variable coefficients.

Some prior studies of aqueous salt systems have found it necessary to employ concentration-dependent transport coefficients to describe the permeation behavior.

Our method is based on extracting mathematical features such as non-Gaussianity, Shannon entropy, and cepstral coefficients to describe cough characteristics.

Rather, the AARM method reflects the features of SH coefficients to describe the relationship between current and historical SH coefficients, while C1PG is derived from the extrapolated SH coefficients considered by CODE to have the same periodic features of VTEC values.

Thus, it is commonly accepted [33 35] that guidelines which are based on partitioning processes are not suitable for ENMs, since employing partitioning coefficients to describe the behaviour of ENMs in the different environmental compartments will inevitably lead to misinterpretations of ENM distribution.