Sentence examples for fields for a given from inspiring English sources

The average density of place fields for a given cell is set such that 80% of place cells are silent in a 1 m2 environment.

The major objective of this study is to investigate the effect of the material non-homogeneity, which is the material-coordinate dependence of the material response functions, on the stress strain fields for a given temperature gradient.

Hence, ∀(x 0,y 0) in A, (int _{{P}^{ast }}mathcal {C} (x s),y(s))mathrm {d}s) is minimum over all possible paths from (x 0,y 0) to sinks if and only if (int _{A}mathcal {C} (x,y left |mathbf {D} x,y right |mathrm {d}xmathrm {d}y) is minimum over all possible vector fields for a given ρ.

Hence, ∀v in A, (sum limits _{v^{prime } in llbracket {{P}^{ast }}rrbracket }mathcal {C} (x_{v^{prime }},y_{v^{prime }})) is minimum over all possible paths from v to sinks if and only if (sum limits _{v,textt {in}, A}mathcal {C} (x_{v},y_{v})left |mathbf {D}(x_{v},y_{v})right |) is minimum over all possible vector fields for a given ρ.

Magnetic fields for a given sensor at all coil positions, as expressed by gradient of Eq.  1, are combined.

The only significant landscape effect was observed in female raccoons, for which an increase in the proportion of agricultural fields for a given area leads to an increase in pairwise genetic distances.

In most cases the voltage drop is linearly proportional to the magnetic field for a given current.

The fluctuation embedded in the velocity is very sensitive to the variation of the field (for a given b).

The first step in building the force field for a given molecular system is assigning correct types to each atom.

This change is inspired by the work of Yoo et al. [5], who demonstrate a relationship between electric current and electric field for a given temperature with a function proportional to sinh γV).

If μ is antiparallel to the field for a given quantum state, the level's energy increases with increasing electric field strength and the state is then called a low-field seeker (lfs).