The factor by which the rate is slower than the rate formula (6) is the hindrance factor.
Longitudinal magnification denotes the factor by which an image increases in size, as measured along the optical axis.
The fact that female orgasm occurs somewhat erratically may be an indication that during human evolution, being brought to orgasm was a factor by which women selected mates.
The urgency of this near-term profit motive just raised the factor by which city government and residents discounted their future.
The fractionation factor is the factor by which the abundance ratio of two isotopes will change during a chemical reaction or a physical process.
Simon Green, the head of BT Sport, told the Guardian that picking out ratings on linear television on individual match nights and comparing them with last season was only one factor by which they measured success.
The "smoothing" keyword specifies 1) the effective resolution at the first level, including voxel size and smoothing operations, and 2) the factor by which to smooth the ratio of random to fixed effects variances to boost the degrees of freedom.
It estimates the factor by which the live load component needs to be amplified so that a structural crisis, which takes the form of plastic collapse, occurs.
In a Pareto distribution, the factor by which the number of people declines as wealth increases remains constant in any particular country, but the factor itself is different in different countries.
Most devices employed to change the ratio of the speed of the engine to the speed of the driving wheels multiply the engine torque by the same factor by which the engine speed is increased.
The crystallinity of PVA was also a factor by which the relaxation rate and thus the swelling rate could be controlled over a wide range.
