Sentence examples for modifying the relative from inspiring English sources
First, the relation-based watermarking strategy is introduced for the volume change1 by modifying the relative energy relations among groups of three consecutive DWT coefficient sections.
Firstly, by transforming portlandite into C S H gel by means of pozzolanic reaction, secondly by reducing the porosity, thirdly by creating nucleation sites for hydration and finally, by modifying the relative proportions various phases of C S H gel.
Based on the structure shown in Fig. 3a, we construct the refractive index sensor, which is realized by modifying the relative permittivity in Eq. 1. Figure 6a illustrates the spectral transmittance with different refractive index n, which refers to the refractive index of the undersensing material.
In these cases the molecules loose a number of intra and inter molecular bondings, while modifying the relative spatial distribution of the oxygenated functions.
The presence of multiplicative (or proportional) synaptic scaling, observed after manipulations of activity in cultures, suggested that homeostatic synaptic plasticity scales neuronal output without modifying the relative strength of individual synapses [2], [44].
Modifying the relative and absolute tolerance can increase the accuracy of the results or decrease computation time.
In paper [18], we have modified the relative parameters with satisfactory conditions.
In a controlling ownership system, the equal opportunity rule modifies the relative behavior of controlling and outside shareholders.
These results show that as a response to decreased competition E. multiflora has the capacity to modify the relative proportions of the nutrients in the aerial biomass.
In addition, grow-out location did not modify the relative gene expression of Pif-177 in the pearl sac between donor families in either culture site.
In this study, 3-hydroxysteroid oxidase from Streptomyces hygroscopicus was utilized to engineer oilseeds from rapeseed (Brassica napus) and soybean (Glycine max), respectively, to modify the relative amounts of specific sterols to stanols.
