Sentence examples for intermediate coefficient from inspiring English sources

As discussed, second-stage detection is conducted using the intermediate coefficient matrix Y obtained in the first stage.

Key characteristics of the resulting thin film are: (1) controlled intermediate coefficient of friction and (2) positive friction, to reduce roll slip oscillations related to both curve squeal noise and short pitch corrugation development.

Native mcfp-1/HA coacervates had an intermediate coefficient of friction (μ ∼0.3) but conferred excellent wear protection to mica with no damage from applied loads, F⊥, as high as 300 mN (pressure, P, > 2 MPa).

The RCOT model replaces the familiar square matrices A (the matrix of intermediate coefficients per unit of output) and I (the identity matrix) by rectangular matrices, A ∗ and I ∗.

The analysis also predicted that inserting a material of an intermediate expansion coefficient between the film and epoxy undercoat should reduce the residual stress.

In comparison, coexpression of complex I 30 kDa-GFP (CI-G) with matrix-targeted DsRed (mtRed) yielded an intermediate Pearson coefficient (rP = 0.66; Figure 5F).

This is reflected in D. pseudoobscura's intermediate Gini coefficient of approximately 0.50, or about 80% of recombination occurring in 50% of the sequence (fig. 3).

The first one had a relative high percentage of variation caused by additive and transgenerational epigenetic effects (35% and 20%, respectively) and an intermediate reset coefficient (v = 0.40).

A buffer of size less than N/2 is used to store intermediate LL coefficients.

Frame memory is required to store intermediate LL coefficients, transposition memory is mainly required for storing row processor output, and temporal memory is required to store partial results during column processing.

4N line buffers are used by block (B1), 8N are consumed by block (B3), and 0.5N are used in storing intermediate-level coefficient, which resulted in a total of 12.5N line buffers in the design of RMA.