Sentence examples for in a linear relation from inspiring English sources

The result reveals that in the longitudinal inclination, the outlet temperature of both fluids changes in a linear relation with the inclination angle in a high mass flow condition.

Second, the argument has disturbed the traditional structure of transcendental philosophy, which consists in a linear relation between foundational conditions and founded experience.

In terms of human cognition, there is evidence that performance tends to decrease in a linear relation to workload (Marshall, 2002).

A plot between S S B / F = 5 on Y-axis and B/F on X-axis results in a linear relation having a correlation coefficient of R = 0.94 (Fig. 10).

For the multinode program, the lack of need to transfer data between the nodes implies that the performance should scale in a linear relation to the number of nodes.

This relation can be explained as follows: In the polishing region of Zone III, the surface is very smooth so that the current density is constant, resulting in a linear relation between the total current and the immersion depth.

In compression, a linear relation is observed between the elastic strains in the graphite crystals and the applied strain.

In fact, a linear relation has been found between the temperature location of α relaxation and the crystal thickness estimated from the SAXS long spacing.

The change in the rutile and anatase lattice constant was shown to follow Vegard's law (Figure 6a,b respectively), in which a linear relation exists between the crystal lattice constant of a material and the concentrations of the constituent elements at constant temperature [31].

The plot of ∆t and/or log (∆t) as a function of log C In yields a linear relation shape for the first region of the curve then a region of constancy; this reveals the completion of the adsorbed monolayer of the inhibitor.

In the analysis, a linear relation between normal force and bending moment is assumed for the plastification of the hinges.