Sentence examples for constant sensitivity from inspiring English sources

A 2D boundary element program for geometry sensitivity, elastic viscoplastic material constant sensitivity and boundary condition sensitivity has been developed.

We present a new test of a possible explanation for the phenomenon that builds on the diminishing or constant sensitivity of the value functions in prospect theory.

The calculation technique is improved to achieve a constant sensitivity antenna within the desired frequency range with most of the secondary lobes rejected.

The errors are obtained by comparing the in-plane displacement calculated supposing constant sensitivity vector and spatial variation of sensitivity vector for object divergent illumination.

Results show constant sensitivity of about 0.363 mV/μm (absolute deviation less than 5%) over a bandwidth up to 2.2 kHz with minimum measurable displacement amplitude of about 50 nm at 2.2 kHz and signal-to-noise ratio of around 26 dB.

Therefore, a more or less constant sensitivity during the analytical series is very important.

The modular uncertainty technique presented here can be utilized to analyze the results spanning a wide range of engineering problems with constant sensitivities within parameter uncertainty bounds.

Almost all other rate constant sensitivities are of magnitude 1 or smaller.

The kinetic order and rate constant sensitivities of ROS and RNS are shown in Supplement Tables S8 and S9.

In addition, the proportionality constants (sensitivity) were almost the same to NO and NO2.

An alternative strategy would be to accept a non-constant sensitivity with depth, but over an extended range.