Sentence examples for its equations from inspiring English sources

It has several more parameters (V P, V Q, δ P,δ Q, k P, k Q, W P and W Q) than the first model, but it is discussed here because its equations describe a regulatory mechanism that uses a nontrivial logic operation encoded by the Heaviside function.

The standard model is something of a stick-and-bubble-gum contraption: it clumsily joins very dissimilar kinds of interactions, and its equations contain about twenty arbitrary-seeming numbers — corresponding to the masses of the various particles, the ratios of the force strengths, and so on — that had to be experimentally measured and put in "by hand".

This study intends to evaluate the capacity of SAPS 3 on predicting ICU patient outcome, using two of its equations – global and Central/South American – and to compare it with the APACHE II score in a general ICU in Brazil.

It is not recursive, although for each given number n, its equations in n variables form a recursive set.

But its equations require some constants.

This condition, called gauge invariance, gives the theory a certain symmetry, which governs its equations.

One problem I see with this Fresh Bookmarks area is that the tweets it uses in its equation, often don't have anything to do with the content being linked to.

An extreme, symbolist study of the relationships between art, sex and death, Schreker's opera has provoked comparisons with Wagner and Freud, though it comes closer to Sade in its equation of sex with aggression and fatality.

Expressed in its equation form as "a≠b," that is exactly what it means--not that one is bigger or smaller than the other or even that they can be compared in size.

Studying its "equation of state" - meaning how this matter develops as temperature, pressure and volume change - is important.

An important application of differential calculus is graphing a curve given its equation y = f(x).