Sentence examples for example the intercept from inspiring English sources

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This is not generally done, however, and, for example, the intercept values for mechanical power for the species studied by Cavagna et al. [6], and Heglund et al. [3] were different from zero.

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For example, if the intercept of an interaction always involves longer insect traits than plant traits, we might expect an initial phase (with slope ≠ 1) involving the plant "catching up" with the insect, followed by a secondary phase involving coadaptation or sequential evolution (with slope = 1).

For example, starting with the intercept of 1325.15 min, (1) for every minute spent at work, 0.68 fewer minutes were spent at home, (2) females spent 37.34 more minutes at home compared to males, (3) persons with children under six years of age spent 30.93 more minutes compared to those without, etc.

Every day, for example, the National Security Agency alone intercepts and stores nearly two billion separate e-mails, phone calls, and other communications.

For example, the technology of intercept-on-launch is a technology that we must more fully explore in order to make sure that we have the defensive capabilities necessary to prevent what I call blackmail.

Thus, the slope factor can covariate with other variables such as the intercept, (for example for a detailed description of LCGA and GMM see [ 73]).

Other highlighted examples of where the intercepts had been useful included one case in which location data taken from the account of a suspected Post Office robber linked him both to the incident and the theft of a car the previous day.

The idea that the National Security Agency, for example, can intercept e-mail sent by foreigners but not by U.S. citizens poses — apart from anything else — a technical challenge: When a message is routed through strings of Internet service providers, it is not always clear what is "foreign" and what is "local".

Lee Fang, reporter for The Intercept, gave numerous examples on Twitter of Clinton's ties to the Kochs.

For example, if a teacher points sequentially to the intercept term in the equation and then to the intercept on the graph, this could influence students' grasp of the connection between the graph and the equation.

One possible problem with this approach is that consistent biologically relevant variation in the intercept itself, due for example to plants and insects having different lower size constraints, might influence estimates of the slope.

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