"different coefficient" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a coefficient that is different from another one in a mathematical equation or expression. For example, "The second equation had a different coefficient than the first one."
While not implemented here, this has the advantage of being able to fade smoothly between different coefficient sets using multidimensional interpolation.
With different coefficient values over space, GWR models explain approximately up to 62% of the variation in TS and Tmax.
The study employed four concrete mixture designs involving river sand as fine aggregate, and coarse aggregates with different coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) values.
The SAW-sensors were designed with different coefficient of metallization of an IDT, which strongly influences on the value of the SAW velocity and resonance excitation frequency, respectively.
A simple two component composite model, each component having a different coefficient of thermal expansion, is used to describe internal stress superplasticity due to temperature cycling.
This approach gives iso-probabilistic Crossland diagrams (PCD) corresponding to different coefficient of variation (COV) of loading and material HCF characteristic parameters.
We consider a boundary value problem for a linear difference equation with several widely different coefficients.
Slight differences in protocol may contribute to the different coefficients.
First, our model directly reports differences in species responses to the environmental variables (which correspond to the different coefficients in the model).
"We have a software specialist who has spent his whole career, thirty-five years, coming up with different coefficients for chemicals in chewing gum," Hagen told me.
Supplementary Table 2 summarizes the relevant amplitudes, their sensitivity to different coefficients of the SME and the corresponding numerical weights.
