Sentence examples for comprises a constant from inspiring English sources

Amsterdam As with small children, so with pets: the canal network that adds such allure to this graceful city comprises a constant danger.

Within the low Gz range, mass transfer is generally described by the Graetz problem (Sh=3.67) which assumes that the concentration profile comprises a constant shape over the fibre radius.

The type 5 signal served as reference signal, i.e., the best-case scenario, which comprises a constant zero-mean base line.

According to Longstaff and Schwartz (2001), the structure used in regressions, expressed below by equation (1), comprises a constant, the two first degrees of the chosen polynomial basis and their crossed product up to the third degree, totaling eight basis.

Each group consisted of two columns with a shear-span-to-depth ratio of 2.5 tested under similar conditions comprising a constant axial and a lateral cyclic load simulating earthquake loading.

Each of these events, from the New Hampshire Primary to the march in Memphis, to LBJ's withdrawal from the race, comprised a constant stream of news that would change the political landscape ahead.

The model fitted to the summarised data comprised a constant term and a random-effect term for left-right averaging: this allows for unequal variances between the averaged and unaveraged data.

These variables were assembled into 17 candidate models comprising a constant response as the simplest model, each explanatory variable alone, as well as all possible combinations of two variables with or without interactions between them.

In the lower (25 nm) region, the Bi content decays exponentially from an initial maximum value, while the upper region comprises an almost constant Bi content until the end of the layer.

The load profile for the Li-ion battery packs comprises a continuous 1.4 A constant current discharge periodically interrupted by 10 A pulses.

Only one TRG locus exists in the opossum, comprising a single constant gene, arranged in a translocon organization with V and J regions adjacent to one another [ 67].