Sentence examples for hypothetical square from inspiring English sources

Two common forms are the square planar, in which four ligands are arranged at the corners of a hypothetical square around the central metal atom, and the octahedral, in which six ligands are arranged, four in a plane and one each above and below the plane.

This formula represents a simplification of the WHO concept, which uses a hypothetical square root function to describe a successive increase in aR above the NOAEL (32 fecal streptococci/100 mL) and a constant risk above the upper range limit of experimental data (158 fecal streptococci/100 mL) (Kay et al. 1994, 2004).

Measurements from a prototype constructed using a custom VLSI chip implementation indicate that a hypothetical 1000 × 1000 square lattice could be completely updated in 50 ns.

The yields from the three major categories of sources were significantly different from a hypothetical distribution of 1 1 1 (chi square P < 0.0001).

Much the same is true of David Letterman's various shticks; as Mr. Purdy suggests, the joke is at the expense of some hypothetical audience -- rubes and squares, or maybe people just awakened from a coma -- that could possibly take late-night television seriously or expect anything new from it.

The diffusivity resistance was evaluated by comparing the mean square displacement of a hypothetical fluid bead through tetragonal-like morphologies in three normal directions.

In placing himself in opposition to what he regarded as the Aristotelian paradigm, Valla often interprets certain doctrines the syllogism, hypothetical syllogism, modal propositions, and the square of contraries in ways they were not designed for.

The book also includes a series of hypothetical design projects for these two squares.

The results of the historical scenario are then compared with those from the hypothetical alternatives with two-tailed chi-square (χ21) statistics (contingency tables used historical versus hypothetical scenario; number of matches versus number of non-matches).

The Ward method attempts to minimize the sum of squares of any two (hypothetical) clusters that can be formed at each step.

In the third level, students learned how to carry out hypothetical crosses and predict phenotypic ratios using Punnett squares.