Sentence examples for index equation from inspiring English sources

It turns out that the resulting damage index equation inherently suffers from singularities near inflection nodes.

Next, the desired physical solution to the damage index equation is reconstructed from the one in the wavelet space.

The idea was not only to establish a comfort index equation, but also mainly to provide alternatives to what is usually an expensive and time consuming procedure.

With the aid of the singular value decomposition technique, the solution to the damage index equation is achieved in the wavelet space.

The percent bias (%BIAS) of quantitative and semi-quantitative indices (α 0, Patlak and NA) was calculated as a performance index (Equation 4).

Saps 3 death risk was derived by Mediterranean country index equation while Grace death risk was obtained from original score variables by using Granger's regression coefficients.

Correlation was low between actual and calculated height, using either the hand's length and width, or the index equations.

After integrating the differential equation and designing the Log Mean Divisia Index equations, a three-dimensional absolute decomposition model for carbon productivity was derived.

In Shah and Yager study, 12 different paper matrices, including nitrocellulose, glass fiber, and cellulose that are commonly used, were measured and evaluated using developed autofluorescence index equations.

The solution procedure consists of two steps: First, the method requires constructing a set of flexural damage index equations that represent a rigorous mechanical relationship between damage and curvature of modal flexibility.

Regression methods of fitting height-age functions began to be applied in the 1970s, for example by Bailey & Clutter (1974) who developed Site Index equations for the Central North Island of New Zealand, the region with the greatest resource of P. radiata.