Sentence examples for graph as a function from inspiring English sources

Interpore distances ¯d exhibit a sawtooth-shaped graph as a function of pore length, further emphasizing the discrete nature of the pore creation and termination processes.

For some substances— such as steam and ammonia, enthalpy values are either tabulated or given in the form of a graph as a function of temperature and pressure and hence, can be determined easily.

The right picture in Figure 3 shows the evolution of classical modularity Q for the Internet graph as a function of the resolution t, i.e. as the algorithm evolves (from right to left).

Figure 2 depicts the rate of variant branches in a de Bruijn graph as a function of k.

When the intracellular metabolite levels, measured during the LTS and CTC experiments, were plotted in one graph as a function of the residual glucose concentration, a single relation between metabolite level and residual glucose was obtained.

We use the output of our classifier to estimate the rate at which repeat-induced branches appear in a de Bruijn graph as a function of k (Fig. 3).

The results of these two electrochemical measurements, the average (C_mathrm {dl}) and (A_mathrm {ec}) for each sample, are graphed as a function of the AFM-based measurement results, average ({textit{RF}}), in Fig. 6a, b respectively.

The absorbance at 374 nm was graphed as a function of the quenching time (2-hydroxymuconic semialdehyde, ε374 = 33 000 M–1 cm–1).

Right, Arrhenius plots with resulting peak current (plus symbols) and V1/2 (open squares) are graphed as a function of temperature.

Here, as in Figure 2, the lipid under study was added to DPhPC and Vmid was graphed as a function of the added lipid mole fraction.

The percentage by which each depth 1 branch was underestimated was graphed as a function of true branch length using R [ 59].