Sentence examples for example the linear from inspiring English sources

In the third example, the linear design technique involved an optimal control scheme with an integrator.

In this example, the linear scalar conservation law has the following form: v_{t}+v_{x}=0.

For example, the linear polarizations for 13 comets reported by Chernova et al. (1993) were obtained using a 1-m telescope.

To be sure, there were also certain ideas about the nature of the gene, some of which highly speculative, others well established by experiments (for example, the linear arrangement on the chromosome, see Weber 1998b).

The high performance was indicated by some of the key parameters, for example the linear H2O2 concentration response range (1 30 μM), the detection limit (100 nM), and the high amperometric sensitivity (5 A cm− 2 M− 1).

For example, the linear viscoelastic regime of the HSA organogel, an indicator of the strength of the gel, extends by a factor of four with the incorporation of 0.2 wt% of the carboxylated nanotubes.

Deviations from the linear model (Equation 1) are evaluated by fitting alternative model, for example, the linear-quadratic model is a dose response model that measures the concavity of the dose response relationship.

For example, we model the linear response at small deformations with HOOKE's law, which has the same form for huge and small structures.

Two types of cubic oscillators have been used as examples: the linear damped oscillator f x, xdot) = xdot, and the van der Pol oscillator f x, xdot) = (α − βx2)xdot.

A simple and fairly general example is the linear model, i.e., (in matrix form) boldsymbol{Y} = mathbf{X}boldsymbol{beta } + upepsilon (5).

In the case of eye evolution, Salvini Plawen and Mayr's figure of gastropod eyes provides an outstanding example of the linear model of evolution, especially since the figure has been copied and elaborated.