Sentence examples for commonly expressed in terms of from inspiring English sources

This atmospheric pressure can be expressed in a number of units, but until relatively recently it was commonly expressed in terms of the weight of a column of mercury of unit cross section and 760 mm high.

This difference is most commonly expressed in terms of parts per thousand or permil and is symbolized by δ.

Since PKM models are commonly expressed in terms of actuator or end-effector coordinates the models are not valid at input- or output-singularities, respectively.

Scientific theories and models are commonly expressed in terms of quantitative relations among parameters, bearing names such as "length", "unemployment rate" and "introversion".

The basic properties of gases are commonly expressed in terms of the apparent molecular weight, standard volume, density, specific volume, and specific gravity.

Response of the film to radiation is commonly expressed in terms of optical density change, which can be easily measured by any photometric device.

The alkali loading was commonly expressed in term of g/g biomass in the study in which only one alkali was investigated.

One of the most commonly used bounds are based on variational principle according to which the effective parameter is expressed in terms of functional for which the variational (extremum) principle is being formulated.

The terms are expressed in terms of and.

This bound is expressed in terms of Grashof Numbers.

50, 407 426] expressed in terms of Stroh's eigenvalues.