Sentence examples for law which indicates from inspiring English sources
The predicted FRF of the spindle is integrated to the chatter vibration stability law, which indicates whether the design would lead to chatter vibration free cutting operation at the desired speed and depth of cut for different flutes of cutters.
Varieties of pressure contours with different boundary conditions coincide well with the heavy oil seepage law, which indicates the validity and accuracy of BEM in dealing with the irregular boundary problem.
It was observed that the absorption of hydrogen by Ni modified titanium obeyed a parabolic rate law, which indicates that diffusion of hydrogen in titanium was rate-determining, in contrast to the unmodified titanium for which absorption rate was controlled by the surface reaction step.
It has been observed that the SAXS profiles of various samples undergo drastic changes with increase in dose and their tail regions show a deviation from Porod's law, which indicates that they are non-ideal two-phase structures, characterized by continuous variation of electron density at the phase boundary.
The amount of gas dissolved in a liquid is described by Henry's Law, which indicates that, when the pressure of a gas in contact with a liquid is decreased, the amount of that gas dissolved in the liquid will also decrease proportionately.
A good place to begin is by considering the relationship of pressure to flow as described by Poieseuille's law, which indicates that blood pressure is approximately equal to the product of cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance.
Teaching assistant Andy Trang reminded them about an equation the class had tackled, Fick's law, which indicated that lowering the concentration of calcium chloride in the bath would slow the congealing process, resulting in a thinner skin and the desired burst-in-your-mouth effect.
where Fr is the inertia law constraint, which indicates that for every other variables var (excluding those from R) not affected by (effects_t(a)), (var_{t+1}=var_t).
Using mathematical analysis, we deduce that the degree distribution obeys power-law form, which indicates that the network is power-law.
These observations are consistent with the classic Hall Petch law [47, 48], which indicates a significant increase in materials strength as grain size decreases to the nanometer scale.
In this case, however, information cascades with high social content exhibit a power-law behavior with exponent (alpha=1.66pm0.01), which indicates that the expected size scales with the system size.
