Sentence examples for derived length of from inspiring English sources
This gives an upper bound of the derived length of G.
In this paper G is a solvable group of finite order and let (d(G)) denote the derived length of G.
Transfer distances are numerically calculated and used for deriving length of all optical switch.
We compared our results with the GNSS-derived length-of-day (LOD) estimates of CODE and the International GNSS Service IGSS) and find slight improvements of agreement by up to 1 μs for both INT1 and INT2 sessions with gradients from CODE.
Healthcare costs were mainly derived from length of hospital stay (60.9%) followed by medical visits (17.2% in total corresponding to 9.7% for specialists, 4.2% for primary care and 3.3% for emergency room visits), pharmacological treatments (5.2%) and diagnostic tests (1.9%).
An analytical model based on the fracture process zone ahead of the crack tip was used to examine the size effect and to derive the length of fracture process zone cf and size-independent constant KIf.
This is important to derive maximal length of the CAL for later reconstruction with the PMFF.
Recently, based on Swarm constellation residuals to the core, magnetospheric and lithospheric field, Lühr et al. (2015a, b) have derived scale lengths of polar field-aligned currents and found that small-scale currents persist for only about 10 s at a particular location, while large-scale currents may persist up to 60 s.
Although gene length by itself does not imply spurious associations, we derived the length distributions of all candidate cancer genes and considered genes with long introns or long exons as possible false positives.
The derived AgCl bond length of 2.59 Å agrees well with recent experimental results.
The standardized asymmetry (at both the nucleotide and amino acid level) was taken to equal [(number of unique sites in the ancestral copy – number of unique sites in the derived copy)/ length of homologous coding sequence between the two paralogs).
