Sentence examples for function of the base from inspiring English sources

A new fitting equation was also proposed to correlate specific heats of nanofluids as a function of the base fluid, nanoparticles as well as nanoparticle concentration.

As can be seen from the diagram, the energy efficiency of the system is a strictly quasi concave function of the base station transmission power.

This approximation enables the total storey shear to be obtained as a function of the base shear as shown in Eq. (2) (Sullivan et al. 2006).

The final optimal geometry as a function of the base material sheet thickness is proposed, as a guide line for cruciform specimens design, and as a possible contribution for a future standard on in-plane biaxial fatigue tests.

The results of the numerical procedure point out that the proposed procedure based on the transfer function of the base shear force and the top displacement can also be beneficial in the rehabilitation of seismic response of the structures.

Also, in line with our previous finding, thrust augmentation for both STEA and ETEA is a function of the base length of the trapezoid, with a broader one producing a better thrust performance.

In both countries, CHBC programmes function on the bases of an ethos of volunteerism and humanitarian assistance by settlement residents.

The American officials, who insisted on anonymity because of the delicacy of the negotiations, said that it was possible that the United States would resume talks with Kyrgyzstan but that for the next weeks the United States would be investigating whether some of the functions of the base could be relocated, perhaps to more than one place.

Visiting Okinawa for the first time since becoming prime minister, Mr. Hatoyama asked residents to entertain a compromise that would keep some of the functions of the base on the island while the government explored moving some facilities elsewhere.

In addition to the base parameters determined in the previous stages of the study, 4 additional parameters are added which are functions of the base parameters to help represent the problem in an improved way.

However, because the equalities almost always very nearly hold, and because H and S are smooth functions of the base frequencies, there is still a very tight quantitative relation between H and S in real data.