Sentence examples for intensive parameters from inspiring English sources

Additionally, we analyzed the LE-type intensive parameters including a broad spectrum of both molecular descriptors and properties.

The modulus of elasticity of sedimentary formation generally differs greatly between vertical bedding directions and parallel bedding directions, besides which, obvious differences also exist in Poisson's ratio and other intensive parameters.

At the master level an evolutionary algorithm is used to optimize the system intensive parameters following the minimization of the system costs and the maximization of the net power production simultaneously (two-objective).

Such heuristic rules were implemented in a code that allows finding automatically the complete system design for given values of the intensive parameters of the charging and discharging cycles only.

The combined effects of four parameters (displacer and retainer concentrations for intensive parameters, flow rate and rotational speed for extensive parameters) were studied by design of experiment in order to maximize both recoveries and productivities.

The maximum quantity of free energy that microorganisms can catabolize (ΔrG) is given by the Gibbs energy at a reference state (ΔrG° = -RTlnKr) representing the intensive parameters (P, T) and an extensive term (RTlnQ) that captures the compositions of the vent solutions (equation 1): Δ r G = - RTln ( K r ) + RTln ( Q r ).

7. It is not enough to say that model parameters were "estimated by using intensive parameter estimation computations".

Within the same triplet, the same logic was used for controlling the interitem spacing (intensive parameter) and total area spanned (extensive parameter).

The transfer rate τ, the transfer efficiency f, and the thresholds δmin < δmax were estimated by using intensive parameter estimation computations.

For the second pair (nm and nl, magenta and blue display in Fig. 1 A,B ), the extensive parameter was constant (purple line in the graph) but the intensive parameter covaried with numerosity.

For a given numerosity, each intensive parameter is linearly related to one of the extensive parameters (Fig. 1 A, linear relationship is shown as white lines for numerosities 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5).