Sentence examples for example the gradient of from inspiring English sources

For example, the gradient of ground temperature in Sanhejian coal mine is 3.46 °C/100 m, larger than the average value, with good poly thermal structure and crustal thermal structure.

For example, as can be seen from the gradient of the linear approximation formula, 100 με of strain change corresponds to 0.03 N (T < T g) or 0.01 N (T > T g) of applied force.

The gradient of risk, for example, of bone mineral density measured in the hip to predict hip fracture is 2.6 (Marshall et al, 1996).

As an example of the gradient effect of increased body mass index on risk parameters for cardiovascular disease, the mean difference in systolic blood pressure between normal weight and obese children was 40% higher than the difference between normal and overweight children.

For example, the electric field or gravitational field is given by the gradient of the gravitational or electric potential.

Exercise can shift that curve and change the gradient of the slope.

The magnetic field B is an example of a vector field that cannot in general be described as the gradient of a scalar potential.

To the engineer, a car sits somewhere on the gradient of acceptability.

For example, the gradient-based algorithms have high computational efficiency and fast convergence rate, but the calculation of gradients requires detailed knowledge of the numerical simulators.

For example, friction is caused by the gradients of numerous electrostatic potentials between the atoms, but manifests as a force model which is independent of any macroscale position vector.

(D ) Example, sucrose gradient of ribosomal particles from early-log cultures of lamotrigine suppressor mutant #3 treated with 2× MIC of lamotrigine at 15°C.