Sentence examples for function of the coefficient from inspiring English sources

Models developed based on the Hertz contact theory and augmented with a damping term to accommodate the dissipation of energy during the impact process, which typically is a function of the coefficient of restitution between the contacting solids, are considered in this study.

The effect of the stirrups on the bond-slip law is shown in Fig. 9, where the analyzed parameters are plotted as a function of the coefficient ρ s, assuming f cm = 35 MPa and c/∅ b  = 2.5.

For the case n = 8, δ = 0.3, the left panel of Figure  4 shows the power improvement as a function of the coefficient of variation across the 66 cohorts considered (Table  2).

The read-out delay, Delay S, is the average time until every available tag has delivered one payload packet: (6). Figure 9 Simulation results for constant back-off time: min Energy Consumption (a), min Delay (b), and Energy-Delay Product (c) as a function of the coefficient, and the number of tags. Figure 10 Linear back-off algorithm.

Figure  4 (right hand side) shows the required sample size for K i and M R gluc max as a function of the coefficient of variation in order for a study to have 80% power with a treatment effect size of 30% (δ = 0.3).

Figure 2 depicts θ, 1 − θ and θ as a function of the coefficient of correlation.

From Lemma 2.2, for an oriented graph G σ, the skew energy E s ( G σ ) is a strictly monotonically increasing function of the coefficients a 2 k ( G σ ) ( k = 0, 1, …, ⌊ n 2 ⌋ ).

In the well-known text book by Proakis [44] we can read: "The peak distortion has been shown by Lucky (1965) to be a convex function of the coefficients.

The penalty function is derived by taking the logarithm of the prior, yielding a penalty that is a function of the coefficients squared and the logarithm of a parabolic cylinder function of the absolute value of the coefficients.

The exponential function of the coefficients corresponds to the ratio between expenses in the Spanish-born group and expenses in the immigrant group.

NLME models can be regarded as extensions of linear mixed-effects models in which the conditional expectation of the response, given the fixed and random effects, is allowed to be a nonlinear function of the coefficients.