The fundamental variable of the model is the MOST transconductance to current drain ratio gm/ID.
Fish oxygen requirement is a fundamental variable of aquaculture system design and management, as it is the basis for determining water flow rates for sustaining stock.
The fundamental variable of this study was the level of children's exposure to floods, measured as whether the village was flooded (1) or not (0).
Rather, it governs the motion of the fundamental variables, the positions of the particles: In the Bohmian mechanical version of nonrelativistic quantum theory, quantum mechanics is fundamentally about the behavior of particles; the particles are described by their positions, and Bohmian mechanics prescribes how these change with time.
A fundamental variable to consider is the quality of the data that can be obtained from microarray expression profiling of complex, heterogeneous epithelial tumors.
We think that the distinction of IW versus CW is of less importance than more fundamental variables such as the scale of the body of water, the source of the pollutant, and the effects of sediment, which translate into differences in the densities, transport, and fate of indicators and pathogens.
The result shows that the present theory is regarded as a refined mathematical generalization of the so-called corrected classical theory and it could lead to a reduction in the number of fundamental variables and governing equations in the modeling of the transverse shear deformable composite structures.
Predictors of these complications are not well developed, and the role of fundamental variables remains controversial.
Your screening tools first rank stocks by risk/reward, then analyze a bunch of fundamental variables.
Recent studies offer striking evidence that, in stock markets, the predictive power of fundamental variables and seasonal effects tends to diminish over time.
