Sentence examples for latter quantity from inspiring English sources

The dependence of the latter quantity on the solute hydrodynamic radius was successfully fitted with the Ogston model.

The latter quantity can be compared with the measured group time delay to check the performance of the algorithm.

Unfortunately this latter quantity can directly be measured only through very expensive devices however unsuitable for ordinary vehicle implementation and thus it must be estimated.

The fluids are assumed to be incompressible and to have constant physical properties except for the consistency-index, which latter quantity is assumed to vary exponentially with temperature.

As the latter quantity is more directly related to the density of states distribution, this indicates that the previously suggested vibronic model for the absorption band is incomplete.

In the proposed method, the measurement of this latter quantity is substituted by a straightforward fitting of an equation of state to the surface pressure values.

These latter quantities may also be predicted using theoretical descriptions, or models, for the internal distribution of material.

These functions evaluate the square differences between the simulated and nominal radii and diameter values, minimize the maximum values of the latter quantities, and minimize the deviations of the drilled surface from a perfect cylinder.

The latter quantities turn out to be particularly useful for setting up a kinematic theory.

In reality the latter quantities are very interesting and have very important task as we intend to rewrite the relation (69) in a dimensionless form because σ has a unit of (time)−1.

If we assume independent errors in the two latter quantities, we can calculate the expected error in the entropy change by means of the law of error propagation – the root of the sum of the squares of the errors in enthalpy and free energy is 2.8 kJmol-1.