Sentence examples for interpreted by the constant from inspiring English sources

It is also found that the distance between the Z0fa (gap distance corresponding to the zero force) and Zmaf in the ascending process is a constant value, which can be well interpreted by the constant reduction rate of the axial component magnetic flux density along the axis line of the magnet within the constant distance.

The temperature dependence of BS/nBMA is interpreted by the Sanchez Lacombe lattice fluid theory using a constant bare interaction energy ΔPS/nBMA∗.

In the high density regime above 2.5 × 1010 cm-2, the spin diffusion coefficient is almost constant and the density dependence can no more be interpreted by the simple power law.

A quantifier such as evso is intuitively not constant, in the sense that it doesn't mean the same, or is not interpreted by the same rule, on every universe.

He was badly interpreted by the Nazis.

It has never been interpreted by the Supreme Court.

But how was this power interpreted by the early Church?

Findings were collectively interpreted by the authors.

Galileo established that in t seconds a freely falling body falls a distance gt2/2, where g is a constant (later interpreted by Newton as the gravitational constant).

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).

The observations and interviews were interpreted by using the grounded theory, a so-called constant comparative method.