Sentence examples for earth as a function from inspiring English sources

We are concerned with the relationship between a ground-level geomagnetic field ({mathbf{B}} (t,x,y)) generated as a result of magnetic storm activity and the induced geoelectric field variations ({mathbf{E}} (t,x,y)) at a given location (x, y) on the Earth as a function of time t.

The tests have been carried out in a wide temperature range (ca. 200 400 °C) in order to understand the role of the mixture of alkaline-earth metals as a function of temperature.

When you visit the Google Earth website, you will be greeted with the message "Hello, Earth" as well as a random image from Google Maps.

Fig. 5 Relationship between earth science concepts performance at pre-test and earth science concepts performance at post-test as a function of embedding condition (dashed line, embedded; solid line, non-embedded) in the left panel.

Requirements to achieve amplification and laser oscillation within these devices are obtainable as a function of rare earth ions concentration and coupling losses.

The electrochemical behaviors of rare earth oxide impregnated nickel oxide cathodes were also evaluated in a molten 62 mol% Li2CO3+38 mol% K2CO3 eutectic at 650 °C by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) as a function of rare earth oxide content and immersion time.

The optical properties of Er3+ ions in a novel glass based on TeO2 PbF2 AlF3 oxyfluoride tellurites have been investigated using steady-state and time-resolved spectroscopies as a function of the rare-earth doping concentration.

Rammed earth constructions exhibit strength and deformation properties that evolve as a function of the relative humidity of the air in contact with the walls.

From the variation in the stiffness factor as a function of depth and lateral earth pressure, the bearing reinforcement has a stiffness factor of K/Ka = 1.7, which is much lower than that of steel grids and metal strips.

One of them defines the resistivity as a function of the distance downward from the earth's surface and is called soundings.

This paper demonstrates that the accuracy of the Marston method for predicting horizontal earth pressure would be improved by using K values that are determined as a function of backfill geotechnical parameters and also excavation geometry.