Sentence examples for expressed in function from inspiring English sources

From the de Levie's theory for a porous electrode, the impedance can be expressed in function of the cylindrical pore characteristics: the pore length, the pore radius and the number of pores.

Here, a basic implementation is shown where the annoyance is expressed in function of the maximum perceived noise level, the period of the day when the trajectory takes place and the type of area over-flown.

We have seen that the function f(d) equals zero for all multiples of N p L h and that the distance d can be expressed in function of the block-size b (see (8) and (17)).

In these works, knee movements and forces are expressed in function of several motor tasks that can be performed both during daily activities and in some extreme situations, such as sport activities, and comparing healthy or pre-operative knee conditions with post-operative configurations.

The achievable total data rate R n for user n and the total transmit power P n consumed by user n can now be expressed in function of the transmit powers s k n, n ∈ N, k ∈ K, as follows: R n ≜ f s ∑ k ∈ K b k n ( s k ) and P n ≜ ∑ k ∈ K s k n. (2).

The relative affinities of the H1 subtypes for chromatin expressed in function of the weakest binding subtype H1a were: H1a (1.0)

Taken together, the present results indicate that p53 is a useful immunohistochemical marker to distinguish benign from malignant adrenal tumours since it proved to be overexpressed in several carcinomas and never expressed in functioning and non-functioning adenomas.

An analytical model is formulated on the basis of the confinement stress as expressed in a function of sleeve dimensions.

Then, the signal model is recalculated (see Steps 3 7) and the sum power vector is expressed in the function of the SINR targets (Steps 8 and 9).

Two methods for weighting were compared; one used equal weighting for all experts; the other relied on the confidence the experts expressed in their function – low, medium, high.

ASTRAY and UFD1a proteins, both expressed in leaves, function in the AON pathway [ 44].