Sentence examples for constants curve from inspiring English sources

The association and dissociation rate constants curve were generated by biacore evaluation 4.1 software (additional file 1).

The modeling predicted fatigue life is first correlated to thermal cycling test results using modified correlation constants, curve-fitted from in-house QFN thermal cycling test data.

The modeling predicted fatigue life is first correlated to the thermal cycling test results using modified correlation constants, curve-fitted from in-house BGA thermal cycling test data.

The modeling predicted fatigue life is first correlated to the thermal cycling test results using modified correlation constants, curve-fitted from in-house TFBGA (thin-profile fine-pitch BGA) thermal cycling test data.

The modeling predicted fatigue life is first correlated to the thermal cycling test results using modified correlation constants, curve-fitted from in-house lead-free TFBGA46 (thin-profile fine-pitch BGA) thermal cycling test data.

By suitably adjusting the material constants, curves for the cases of elastic layers and viscoelastic layers with one relaxation time (standard linear solid) are also obtained.

Their feet, with toes splayed, curl inward; their arms, held in a constant curve, are topped by florid fingers.

As a coil shape, the minimum volume coil derived from the Fabry Factor constant curve is taken up, which is often employed at low temperature coils.

The water distribution is obtained based on experimental data recorded by five pressure transducers present at the tip of a notched crack, and the results show that the internal water pressure consists of a constant curve and a parabolic curve.

In case of a mono-coupled system this frequency equation may be solved graphically by using the propagation constant curve, thereby saving a great deal of computational effort.

Take a solution x t) and compare it to the constant curve (bar{x}), which is a solution since (0in partial F bar{x})).