This analysis assessed how the coefficient of variation (CV) of each variable changed as the cell size increased within the stand.
Including this term reveals how the coefficient of Price is different between non-union workers and unionized workers; more specifically, whether counter-cyclical movement of regular pay is more likely for non-union workers whose layoffs are more likely based on performance.
This paper shows how to find this coefficient by a pulse tracer experiment.
There is no way how to determine this coefficient analytically; it needs to be measured on the final product.
At the end of this section, we show how to obtain this coefficient and propose a method for the general case F k (Table 1).
An elasticity-based model is developed for predicting how the coefficient of diffusion, D, changes under an applied compressive stress.
The asymptotic behavior of the mass-transfer coefficient in a packed bed reactor at low Péclet numbers is dependent upon how the coefficient is defined.
These alternative specifications show how the coefficient estimates of the earlier life-cycle stage experiences change as later experiences are incorporated.
By first excluding and then including the attitude variables in the regression, we can see how the coefficient on the various characteristics of interest changes.
Through the approach of using consecutive models and adding independent variables to these, it is possible to assess how the coefficient of determination is changed by increasing the number of independent variables.
