Sentence examples for measurable quantities such from inspiring English sources

There are 50 of them and they include measurable quantities such as air pressure and temperature, sea ice cover, ocean colour, ozone and carbon dioxide content.

The present paper first gives a short summary of macroscopic charge balance expressions from which measurable quantities such as impedance and photoresponse are derived.

However, this is not always a straightforward task in that the quantities of interest, such as mass, are not measurable, but rather they are derived from measurable quantities such as luminosity with uncertainty.

It was found that measurable quantities, such as film thickness, sheet resistance, specimen dimensions and applied magnetic field, determine whether the process occurs in the constant heating or heat explosion stages.

(A classifier is a term that indicates the group to which a noun belongs [for example, 'animate object'] or designates countable objects or measurable quantities, such as 'yards [of cloth]' and 'head [of cattle]'.) Such words as the forms for 'to be' and the classifier for animals are good indications of dialect boundaries.

Rather than beginning with a full three dimensional model and solving for non-homogeneous shear stresses across the specimen cross-section, a "strength of materials" approach that can directly model the torsional response using experimentally measurable quantities such as torque and angle of twist is developed.

In contrast to previous approaches relying on the initial slopes of the measured quantities, such as the mean hydrodynamic radius, scattered light intensity or turbidity, we introduce a transformation of the measurables to properly scaled quantities, which grow linearly in time with a slope proportional to the doublet formation rate.

Since there is no established method to directly measure upward seepage in the field, we investigated the possibility of inferring the seepage intensity by using measurable hydrological quantities such as ground and surface-water levels.

Our mathematical analysis shows that the observed time trends of measurable quantities from particular subgroups of infected persons (such as primary drug resistance in monitored subpopulations) can correspond to different and unexpected time trends of variables of critical public health interest that are not measured directly in the general population.

He argues against an assumption he calls "measurement accuracy realism", according to which measurable quantities have definite values in reality.

The payoff in a game can be non-measurable psychological parameters such as utility, prestige, desire, security level, or measurable quantities that serve as a common medium of exchange.