Sentence examples for conversion relation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the "local conversion" relation between the mode and the ray is considered from the point of view of "member selection".

T e indicates the strength of the lithosphere, the conversion relation between T e and flexure rigidity D is expressed as D = frac{{ET_{text{e}}^{3} }}{{12left( {1 - sigma^{2} } right)}} (4 where E denotes the Young's modulus, σ denotes the Poisson's ratio.

To obtain the 3D ρ structure, we first constructed an a priori ρ model by using a literature conversion relation between Vs and ρ (Feng et al. 1986; Zhao et al. 2004; Deng et al. 2013) for the crust and PREM model (Dziewonski and Anderson 1981) for the upper mantle to a depth of 350 km.

The calculated volume fraction of water was converted to a weight fraction using the conversion relation described in Ref. [ 21].

We have the following conversion relations: (3.14).

Condition-conversion: relation between a request condition and its supposed result which arisen from the request being denied.

The conversion of relations among entities to external keys and entities and physical attributes to tables and fields was interpreted completely.

To canonize Mother Teresa would be to seal the lid on her problematic legacy, which includes forced conversion, questionable relations with dictators, gross mismanagement, and actually, pretty bad medical care.

Only a few follow-up studies have evaluated the role of MC types and MC conversions in relation to low back symptoms [ 5, 17].

The recombinant strain continuously converted L-malic acid reaching up to 85% (2.5 g/l) in 3.5 days when the cofactors Mn2+ and NAD+ were present (Figure 4A). Figure 4B shows the conversion rates in relation to the cell density, indicating that the recombinant strain showed enhanced conversion, even in absence of the cofactors.

A power-relation conversion model is proposed and an acceleration factor is introduced.