Sentence examples for coefficients he from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, since he still did not use negative or zero coefficients, he could not reduce all the possible cases to just one.

In order to measure the magnetic coefficients, he constructed a torsion balance that measured 0.01 mg, which is still used and called the Curie balance.

Then, under weaker hypotheses on coefficients, he proved the strongly convergence of the proposed iterative algorithm to the unique solution of the variational inequality.

(Taylor 1957, p. 25), for example, correlated cloze results with those of reading comprehension tests and, based on relatively high coefficients, he considered cloze tests 'valid indices of comprehensibility of English prose'.

Specifically, Marcus (2013) found that German plant closures were linked to a decline in the mental health of partners, with the estimated coefficients he obtained lying outside the confidence intervals obtained in our results.

In Piketty's analysis of the inequality trend, instead of employing the dubious Gini coefficient, he quantifies the Marxian dichotomy between capital and labor in income distribution, and thereby reveals a shocking truth: throughout the history of capitalism, capital gains has always exceeded by far labor gains.

Pure-gas permeability coefficients of He, H2, N2, O2, CH4, and CO2 were measured at 35 °C and 2 atm.

Pure-gas permeability coefficients of He, H2, N2, O2, CH4, and CO2 were measured at 35 °C and 2 bar for fresh and 180 days aged films.

Without such continuing education and documented competency, a gun owner is very likely to falsely believe that he is safe and protected (because of ease of use and high damage coefficient) when he really is not (because guns require a high skill level in order to be used effectively).

Kazantsev did not relate his moments to the Gauss coefficients, and although he gives explicit expressions for the, he does so using Cartesian components, which adds further complication.

Because Cardano refused to view negative numbers as possible coefficients in equations, he could not develop a notion of a general third-degree equation.