Sentence examples for differential measures from inspiring English sources

Adopting the non-smooth framework offers tools such as differential measures and convex analysis concepts to deal with unilateral contact incorporating Newton's impact law.

Price discount affect was measured by six semantic differential measures on a 7-point bipolar response scale (Mehrabian and Russell 1974), a scale that has been widely used by numerous scholars for several decades.

Landslide monitoring necessitates measures of the rate of surface change, such as fracture openings (Niethammer et al., 2010; Stumpf et al., 2013), as well as differential measures of vertical and horizontal movements, in order to understand their mechanics (Akca. 2013; Dewitte et al., 2008).

Also, research is needed to determine whether differential measures of social support may be associated with certain causes of death in widowed populations.

Owing to the unavailability of data on causes of death, it was not possible to determine the relationship between differential measures of social support and certain causes of death.

Since the strain is a differential measure, any errors are amplified in its calculation [ 19].

The higher the score on the resulting differential measure, the stronger were women's subjective norms in favour of BCS.

In this work we consider moving a device across the head to detect a hematoma, using the changing signal as a differential measure.

A simple differential measure of relative protein abundance known as 'spectral counting' can be used to quantify the relative contribution of each protein to this mixture.

Gradients measure direct selection on a trait independent of indirect selection resulting from the effects of a correlated measured trait, whereas differentials measure the combined effects of direct and indirect selection (Brodie et al. 1995).

Selection differentials measure the change of a population's mean trait value before and after selection (Fig. 1; Falconer and Mackay 1996).