Sentence examples for mean of the envelope from inspiring English sources
Because, in this case, the thickness of the graphene film is much smaller than λ and L MCT ~ λ, T G may be larger than that in the oscillation regime as shown in Figure 2. When the graphene film with 5-10 alyers is placed on a thin MCT wafer, the geometric mean of the envelope curve of T G is nearly 80% in the mid-IR spectrum at room temperature and 77 K.
It means less back-of-the-envelope addition for drivers, and hopefully provides them a better sense of how POOL works for them as a revenue generator.
Assuming linear growth, a little back-of-the-envelope calculation means that N26 should be closer to 641,000 users now.
A back-of-the-envelope calculation means that going from 26 weeks of benefits to 99 would increase unemployment duration by about 14 weeks very close to the increase in duration shown in Figure 3. Recently, however, in a testimony to the Joint Economic Committee (April 29 , 2010 the very same Katz said that the effects are small.
By DealBook's back-of-the-envelope calculations, that means underwriters needed to sell an average of $150 million in Visa stock each day (including weekends and holidays) to place all the shares.
By way of a back-of-the-envelope calculation, that means McCartney has seen about $15 million from the song since its release.
A back-of-the-envelope bit of maths means they will lose 31 Premier League winner's medals from the playing staff.
A quick back-of-the-envelope scribble shows that this means around 8m homes.
The scaling properties of microstructural coarsening are studied by means of the envelope theorem, which connects structural features of the projections of an evolving size distribution function in size space and time space.
In the present paper the scaling properties of microstructure coarsening by Ostwald ripening or grain growth are studied by means of the envelope of the family of evolving size distribution functions, which complements the usual scaling analysis by some new aspects and results.
In [15 18], Lin and Cheng gave explicit necessary and sufficient conditions for all solutions of some ordinary difference equations with constant coefficients to be oscillatory by means of the envelope theory of a family of straight lines.
