Sentence examples for express magnitudes from inspiring English sources

Letting N0 be a fixed constant and choosing a large value for N0, for example N0=100, we express magnitudes of species numbers and reaction rate constants in terms of powers of N0 with different scaling exponents.

Quantities have both dimensions, which are an expression of their fundamental nature, and units, which are chosen by convention to express magnitude or size.

Newton avoided analytic processes in the Principia by expressing magnitudes and ratios directly in terms of geometric quantities, both finite and infinitesimal.

Early measurement theorists like Helmholtz (1887), Hölder (1901) and Campbell (1920) argued that numbers are adequate for expressing magnitudes insofar as algebraic operations among numbers mirror empirical relations among magnitudes.

On POD6, the wounds containing biofilm expressed magnitudes fewer inflammation transcripts than before antibiotic treatment.

The POD6 wounds were colonized with biofilm but expressed magnitudes fewer immune-response transcripts with no stress-response enrichments.

"Words cannot express the magnitude of this case," District Attorney J. Tom Morgan said after the sentencing.

There is never an image that can express the magnitude of the story.

"We cannot express the magnitude of our grief for the victims," Mr. Abeyta said, his voice shaking.

Use of "fingers" to express the magnitude of an eclipse (both lunar and solar) spread to Greece and hence to the Arab world.

Musical responses to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, have left the impression that classical music has lost its power to capture and express the magnitude of contemporary tragedy.