Sentence examples for interpreted as constant from inspiring English sources

The coefficients can be interpreted as (constant) elasticities.

It can also be interpreted as a constant acceleration of aP = (8.74 ± 1.33) × 10−8 cm/s2 directed towards the Sun.

The development of Hinduism can be interpreted as a constant interaction between the religion of the upper social groups, represented by the Brahmans, and the religion of other groups.

From a practical point of view this can be interpreted as a constant relative deviation.

Here, we are going to extend the theory by allowing for discount factors δ ≤ 1 (which may either be interpreted as the constant continuation probability of having another round, or as the players' common discount rate on future payoff streams).

βd and αdpk can be interpreted as some constants.

In the "concordance model," currently used in most studies of the history and structure of the Universe, dark energy is interpreted as the "cosmological constant". That means it is energy associated with empty space, and is constant throughout space and time.

For Toeplitz operators T t)f acting on the weighted Fock space H2t, we consider the semi-commutator T t)fT t g−T t)fg, where t>0 is a certain weight parameter that may be interpreted as Planck's constant ħ in Rieffel's deformation quantization.

Nevertheless, annual rhythms are often depicted and interpreted as cyclic and constant from year to year, but quantitative demonstrations are few and rarely both cyclic and repeatable.

Since fixed substrates may not be under true saturating conditions, both Michaelis constants and turnover number determined in this study must be interpreted as apparent kinetic constants.

Under any interpretation, a constant is interpreted as one individual, and under any assignment, a variable is interpreted as one individual.