Sentence examples for gauge dependent from inspiring English sources

Singularities of the compensating connection are irrelevant for physics but affect gauge dependent quantities.

In contrast, trends in flood stages tended to be gauge-dependent, as stages over time are influenced by changes in local rating curves and thus by local and reach-scale channel modifications.

Mr. Comack, the analyst, said he thought that Verizon might be willing to endure a long strike as a way of gauging how dependent it is on the union work force.

The gauge sensitivity is dependent on the structure of the vacuum sensor and electrical potential (typical value of 150 to 200 V).

That is, each spacetime point has its own tetrad and therefore its own point-dependent gauge factor.

Moreover,maximum likelihood method of estimation was undertaken to gauge the relationships between dependent variable and odd ratios of independent variables.

To gauge the contribution of ROS-dependent and CLEAR-dependent components of HMOX1 response to Cu, we analysed this response in the presence of the antioxidant glutathione (GSH) along with 100 μM CuCl2 for 8 h.

From this observation we conclude that no K-dependent gauges enter on a first-order theory.

In patients with SLE, besides the higher levels of anti-annexin-V antibodies, serum anti-annexin-V levels were shown to be predictive of poorer endothelial function gauged by endothelium-dependent vasodilation [ 111– 111].

We present numerical algorithms which preserve the discrete gauge invariance for both time dependent and time independent simulations.

In Part 2, FaDIS is developed as a fully operational, real-scale system that uses a self-healing mesh network protocol, where its own BeagleBone Black development platform serves as the sink node, and where two Class 2M 10° line lasers are used in conjunction with light dependent resistors to gauge the probabilities of an emergency event based on the estimated dimensions of the collapsed object.