Sentence examples for constant near from inspiring English sources

The salinity dependence is quite extreme in the Arctic because the temperature is relatively constant (near freezing), there are many large rivers supplying freshwater, and brine rejection/salt dilution during ice formation/melt makes the variability of salinity high.

where Δφ obeys the normal distribution and is random generated, that is, Δφ~N 0,σ2), σ 2 = 4 π f Δ 3dB F s, fΔ3dB is the 3 dB line width, F s is the sampling frequency, α is a constant near but less than 1.

Then, A is (4) A ≈ (I − 1 2 P ) − 1 D K (I − 1 2 P ′ ) − 1 and (5) A − 1 ≈ (I − 1 2 P ′ ) K − 1 D − 1 (I − 1 2 P ), where K is the matrix where a diagonal element is set to 1 and the off-diagonal element is set to (1 - x) when ith and jth animals are genetically identical and x is a constant near 0; K is as follows: K = [ 1 0 ⋯ 0 ⋱ ⋮ 1 1 − x 1 − x 1 ⋱ ].

These factors notwithstanding, Professor French found that the portion of stocks' aggregate market capitalization spent on trying to beat the market has stayed remarkably constant, near 0.67percentt.

Sedum should be promoted to improve green roof cooling due to constant, near 100% vegetative cover.

Take s = 2 ∗ 2 and φ i ( x ) to be a constant near the zero.

The same is true of "The Pretender," with Jarod's constant near-miss escapes from his pursuers at the Center.

Then, descriptors with constant, near-constant (using a standard deviation of 0.25 as a threshold), or at least one missing value were removed.

A method is proposed for efficient, rotationally symmetric, tight mirror focusing of laser beams that is optimally matched to their thin-film linear-to-radial polarization conversion by a constant near-Brewster angle of incidence of the beams onto a polarizing element.

They characterized the location of the subauroral region based on the observation of a constant near-zero ion flow in both the along-track and cross-track directions having a sufficiently small standard deviation located equatorward of 65° magnetic latitude (MLAT).

While the best-supported model for juvenile coyote seroprevalence suggested constant, near-zero exposure, the model exhibited poor fit to 2 years of the data (i.e., 1999 and 2005; Figure 1).