Sentence examples for increasing constant from inspiring English sources

It was revealed that increasing constant magnetic field level significantly increases the stress required for the reorientation, i.e., magnetostress and leads to superelasticity in martensite.

In contrast to the CCR model, the BCC model developed by Banker et al. (1984) takes into account possible returns-to-scale evaluations (increasing, constant or decreasing) and therefore is called the VRS model.

Thus, the above BCC model permits both the separation of technical and scale efficiencies, and determination of whether individual hospital's operations were in regions of increasing, constant or decreasing returns to scale.

We refer to these patterns as direct (increasing), constant (no variation), or inverse (decreasing) "exposure rate" effects.

For that process, a smaller population size was used (50), but every 100 000 generations, the intensity of selection was increased, by increasing constant K, to set fitness back to 3%.

Preliminary analysis suggested using the power form g(c) = exp{φ ln(c)}, where φ > 0, φ = 0, or φ < 0 denotes a direct (increasing), constant (no variation), or inverse (decreasing) concentration effect, respectively.

Increased Constant score, pain relief, and gain in forward elevation was noted.

The painful stimulus yielded increased constant and absolute errors indicating that subjects, on average, overshot the target by 25.9 Nm (13.9 Nm for the normal condition).

Increasing the constant associated to rows (w g ) will produce biclusters with greater number of genes, while increasing the constant associated to columns (w c ) will produce biclusters with more experimental conditions.

If water pollution is one part of the story, the other is definitely the increasing and constant competition over water between agriculturists, urban dwellers and industrialists.

This effect is enhanced with increasing dielectric constant and decreasing dielectric thickness for a given dielectric.