Sentence examples for in a scaling from inspiring English sources
This inequality can be written in a scaling invariant form as begin{aligned} |B|^{frac{2}{n}}mu _2(B ge |Omega |^{frac{2}{n}}mu _2(Omega ).
Transient multiphysics simulations in ANSYS CFX 15.0 were carried out to calculate cell temperatures and to determine the short circuit current and temperature coefficient in a scaling law.
It is convenient to define the isoperimetric deficit of a set E also in a scaling invariant way by setting begin{aligned} D(E) := frac{P(E) - P(B_r)}{P(B_r)}, end{aligned}where again r is the radius of a ball with the same measure of E. The first quantitative estimate for sets of finite perimeter was obtained in 1992 by Hall [82].
As a corollary we obtain that in a scaling limit where the ultraviolet cutoff is of the order of the Rydberg energy the ground state and the ground state energy have convergent power series expansions in the fine structure constant α, with α dependent coefficients which are finite for α⩾0.
In some of the previous studies on homeostatic plasticity mechanisms in cultures, TTX treatment has been reported to result in a scaling up of mEPSC amplitudes by the same factor, revealing the presence of multiplicative scaling [8].
In a scaling pattern, each column is scaled by multiplicative factors.
"It appears that the Americans are interested in a scaled approach," he said.
It came back three years later in a scaled-down, barely recognizable form, where it remains.
Marginal is just short of the lowest rating in a scale of good, acceptable, marginal and poor.
"This 'energy' attribute results in a scaled floating point metric from 0 to 1, where 1 is the most energetic.
