Sentence examples for contribute a term from inspiring English sources

We find that these particles indeed contribute a term proportional to the two-dimensional density of states ϱd = 2 K2) with their energy K2 of motion along the quantum well, but with a dimensional proportionality constant κ which is the inverse penetration depth of those states.

Typically, these fluctuations contribute a term that has the characteristic time scale of the rotational correlation time to the fluorescence correlation function [ 3, 26].

The last term on the right, as well as higher-order terms, contain overlapping indices (e.g., when t ′ = t + 1 ), so that for each term of order 2k (for k = 1, …, P ), we will have 2j isolated indices, each contributing a term 〈 f 〉, and ( k − j ) duplicated indices, each contributing a term 〈 f 2 〉 (for j = 1, …, k ).

Each noise field then contributes a term to the gate infidelity in the spectral domain expressed as an overlap integral between the noise power spectrum and an appropriate generalized filter-transfer function.

Only one study contributes a term involving w j 2 to the full likelihood.

That he was familiar with this common usage is substantiated by him coining the term "momentoide" for momentum-like degrees of freedom (i.e., those that contribute a quadratic term to the Hamiltonian) in (Boltzmann 1892).

The ionic currents I 1 and I 2 each contribute a positive term to g L. The ionic current I 2 contributes to g L with an additional term ( g 2 ) due to its instantaneous dynamics.

Furthermore, electrostatic interactions are known to contribute a positive term to the heat capacity changes and this may be the reason for the lower value of ΔCp for the charged species SI compared to the neutral species SA.

God Parents or other close family can also contribute a long term gift in the form of a savings bond.

The methyl group of the ester of 8 displaces a water molecule bound to Met221 and Gln217 that is normally present in apo and other liganded structures and might contribute a favourable entropic term to its binding energy.

The PTA is now trying to persuade parents to contribute 15,000 (£4.24) a term so the students can eat at midday.