Sentence examples for include a coefficient from inspiring English sources

According to the European Union RC structures durability design guidline (The European Union 2000), it has been suggested to include a coefficient for curing in RC structures service life design in order to take into the account the effect of curing regime on concrete diffusion coefficient and service life.

Note also that the parameters found for Model 2 include a coefficient h2 = 0.126, hence less than unity.

To carry out a power analysis for an ANCOVA with G*Power 3, we begin with a baseline model that does not include a coefficient for the treatment effect: (3) y i = β 0 + β 1 X 1 + e i.

Where markers violated the assumption, the Cox model was extended to include a coefficient for each time-dependent covariate, which varied as a function of log-time, indicating the direction and magnitude of change in relative risk with time.

For variables which violated the assumption, the Cox model was extended to include a coefficient which varied as a function of log-time, where if the HR decreases with time the log of the coefficient is < 1 and, conversely, > 1 if the HR increases with time.

Known violations of the proportional-hazards assumption (Blows et al, 2010) were accounted for by extending the model to include a coefficient, which was allowed to vary as a function of log time where if the log of the coefficient (T) is <1 hazard falls with time, while if it is >1 hazard increases with time.

In this paper these results are extended to include a static coefficient of friction different from the dynamic one.

The highlights include a drag coefficient, or Cd, of 0.23, which Mercedes claims is a "world record in aerodynamics for series production automobiles".

These approximations can include a constant coefficient of restitution, an artificially large penalty stiffness, or a single degree of freedom constitutive model for the impact dynamics that is specific to the type of materials involved (elastic, plastic, viscoelastic, etc).

Faster convergence can be achieved by constructing a singular Stokes eigen-problem in which the Stokes operator is modified to include a variable coefficient which vanishes at the domain boundaries.

In the research mentioned above, the corresponding nonlinear terms of the second-order p-Laplacian Rayleigh equation did not include a variable coefficient.