Sentence examples for magnitude of unity from inspiring English sources

Over a wide range in both Eh and EAg2S, Berner observed (Eh-EAg2S) values falling within a ~0.05 V-wide band that was consistent with aS0 values within an order of magnitude of unity; most samples were characterized by aS0 < 1.

The first part of the function in the right-hand side will clearly form a geometric series that will converge only if the geometric ratio has a magnitude of less than unity, left|1-mu {left|hright|}^2Rright|<1. (15).

This decreases the magnitude of the bias towards unity and can even change the direction of the bias from negative to positive (i.e. to a bias away from unity or no effect) if the ratio n contr / n exp is increased to a value greater than mean exp / mean contr 2 (RoM).

Indeed, although the NSCBC formulation of boundary conditions is often called "non-reflecting", the magnitude of the reflection coefficient approaches unity for low frequencies.

The relative position of the points either below or above this line of unity gives a graphical indication of the magnitude and direction of the experimental effect and illustrates the ANOVA results.

We find that at ∼300 kHz, the real part of the relative permeability begins to drop towards unity, while the magnitude of the imaginary part increases.

In general, the pattern of association with retinol was similar to that observed with vitamin D, where CIs for individual ORs were wide and included unity, and the magnitude of the ORs for those with the highest intake was diminished relative to the ORs for low to moderate intake.

Thus, if R 0 < 1, then the magnitude of eigenvalue λ 2 is also strictly less than unity irrespective of h.

Without loss of generality, we normalize the maximum magnitude of H W [ z] to be in unity.

As expected, the magnitude of each sample is approximately equal to unity.

In all cases, the magnitude of the correlation function was normalized for unity at zero-lag.