Sentence examples for depending on the coefficient of from inspiring English sources
The "Price of Forgetting" (PoF), the ratio between the minimum response times achieved by a probabilistic broker and a broker with memory, is shown to be unbounded or arbitrarily close to one depending on the coefficient of variation of the service time distributions.
It should be mentioned that the critical stress concept restricts the ratio σ1/σ3 depending on the coefficient of frictional sliding.
We start with the variable exhibiting the best pair wise relation with the dependent variable and keep inducing from the lower order functional form of that variable (in case of polynomial function) moving upwards to the higher order depending on the coefficient of determination of the model at each step.
In an iterative approach weights were recalculated depending on the coefficients of the regression and the resulting residuals according to the Huber weight function, whereas e is the residual and k the tuning constant, which is computed with k = 1.345 Mand0.6745 and MAR is the median absolute residual [ 41].
It turns out that the ratio (frac{U_{iE[c]}}{U_{i mathrm{Var}(c)}}) only depends on the coefficient of absolute risk aversion (alpha _i).
For convex domains, in particular, we show explicitly how the corresponding Hardy weight depends on the coefficient of the Robin boundary conditions.
FR is proportional to the normal force (FN), acting perpendicular to the direction of movement on the contact surface and depends on the coefficient of friction of a specific material according to the formula: FR = μ FN[3].
This represents a LIC model as the output d n linearly depends on the coefficients of z n.
Here the constant C 1 depends on the coefficients of (1)–(2), P, β 1, β 2, and (mathcal {T}).
We note that while the map does depend on the coefficient, the coefficient (and equivalently also the map ) only depends on the coefficients of and not on those of.
We note that the amplitude modulation of DIA wave envelopes typically depend on the coefficients of the NLS equation (31), which parametrically depend on the density ratio (mu), the superthermality of electrons (via (kappa)) as well as the intensity of the magnetic field (via (omega _{text {c}})).
