Sentence examples for directly scale from inspiring English sources

The present study implemented a parametric functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) design to determine which brain regions directly scale with the rate of change of force production, independent of the magnitude of force exerted.

Since the difference lies in a constant factor, we can directly scale the parameters of the GMM models, i.e., the mean and variance.

Referring to equation 2, the calibration factors are 3.20 for GRGM900B and 1.93 for GRGM900C and directly scale the uncalibrated formal errors from the two solutions.

The strengths of reduction-based systems are that they (i) directly scale with newer versions of solvers and (ii) can be easily adapted to specific needs, which is mirrored by a quite flexible support of reasoning problems and argumentation semantics.

Even though heritabilities directly scale the speed of evolution, so that we must expect slower or faster changes in reaction norms if we assume lower or higher heritabilities, the nature of predicted evolutionary changes remains unchanged as heritabilities are jointly increased or decreased (see, e.g., Dunlop et al. 2007).

A model is proposed that allows for construction of site-specific p-y springs by directly scaling the soil stress-strain response measured in laboratory tests.

It is illustrated in this paper that a 6-L granulator can be directly scaled up to a 300-L granulator using constant tip speed and percentage water addition, with the same impeller work and drug product performance.

M3000F2 were directly scaled from ionograms.

The calculation complexity directly scales with the number of interfering channels.

For the first time, the environmental impacts of surface coal mining can be directly scaled with coal production rates.

It is important to state that hmF2 values are not directly scaled from ionograms as are other ionospheric F2-region parameters.