Sentence examples for coefficients that define from inspiring English sources
The seakeeping attributes under investigation are the transfer functions of heave and pitch motions and of absolute vertical acceleration at stern, while the ship parameters influencing motion dynamics have been classified into two groups: displacement and main dimensions (L, B, T), coefficients that define the details of the hull form (CWP, CVP, LCB, LCF, etc.).
The main optimization program is supported by a graphical model for the design of window shading devices, which uses the numerical coefficients that define the window shading to model shading devices taking into account seasonal variations in solar angles and solar gains.
The components of the eigenvectors provide the coefficients that define the linear combination, while the resulting scores are the projected points.
P is estimated not from the original stimulus, but from the coefficients that define each stimulus within the space defined by the principal components in V, thus reducing the dimensionality of P from m to m* (note that for natural stimuli, which typically contain strong correlations, the value of m* that results in the best RF estimates is often much less than m).
We performed simulations for multiple combinations of octanol air (Koa) and octanol water (Kow) partition coefficients that define the chemical partitioning space.
Each m is characterized by a vector w m : (3) w m = μ m 1, μ m 2, …, μ mp where μ are 'learned' coefficients that define profile m.
In 1922 Louis Mordell had conjectured that a system of algebraic equations with rational coefficients that defines an algebraic curve of genus greater than or equal to two (a surface with two or more "holes") has only a finite number of rational solutions that have no common factors.
A rule that can be used for example is θ i t n + 1 = β n - δ + θ i t n (110) with β∈[ 0 1 ] a power reduction factor and δ a coefficient that defines the number of repeated ℋ 0 decisions that will activate the power reduction mechanism of the estimate.
Individual indicators are associated with a least square coefficient that defines the relationship of the indicator to the common factor.
Let U={ D1, D2, D3, D4} be the set of domain, we have: (5) where w(D k ) is a coefficient that defines the contribution of domain D k.
