Sentence examples for inverse character from inspiring English sources

When reformulated analytically, this result expresses the inverse character of differentiation and integration, the fundamental theorem of the calculus (see the figure).

The ratings awarded by respondents with a neutral attitude to the possibility of living near WTs have an inverse character.

The inverse character of the behavior of the AE is illustrated in Fig. 5. Presence of the magnetic field increases the energy of the both particles, independently of the charge sign.

An inverse character of photoresistance in comparison to semiconductor-like materials was observed: electrical resistance of the PN composite increases when the intensity of the laser radiation is increased.

The presence of 11 montane species at the bottom of the gorge (4) documented the inverse character of the site: Ceratophysella sigillata, C. silvatica, Friesea albida, Deutonura albella, D. stachi, Superodontella lamellifera, Tetrodontophora bielanensis, Heteraphorura variotuberculata, Kalaphorura carpenteri, Orthonychiurus rectopapillatus and Plutomurus carpaticus.

We extend an earlier study of high conducting polyanionic (single ion conducting) electrolytes, obtained by Lewis acid plasticization of polyanions in which the in-chain anions are Lewis base in character, to the inverse case in which the Lewis acid is incorporated in the chain.

If the field is of inverse square character (gravitational, electrostatic), the field lines may be drawn to represent both direction and strength of field.

If there are a number of different fixed charges, each produces its own electric field of inverse square character, and the resultant E at any point is the vector sum of the separate contributions.

The front part of the case is occupied by an integrated 40-key membrane keyboard displaying 20 graphic and 54 inverse video characters.

This is an example of a central force field that is far from inverse square in character.

Their programming used a combination of standard animation and inverse kinematics, creating characters whose appearance during collisions is affected by what object is hit, what direction the collision occurs in, and the speed at which the collision takes place.