Sentence examples for multiplying the maximum from inspiring English sources

Thus it is not appropriate to calculate daily exposure to these products by multiplying the maximum frequency value by the maximum quantity per event value.

This is done by multiplying the maximum allowed speed for the concerned road segments with the time difference between the two events, which is given by their respective timestamps.

Incorporating the weights of different attributes, the maximum loss for each attribute is obtained by multiplying the maximum loss (equal to one) by the respective weight of the attribute.

The approximate volume of the cyst was calculated using plain radiograph and more accurately CT scan by multiplying the maximum length and breadth in anteroposterior projection and the depth in lateral projection.

Because the steady state operating temperature of each pore-scale SAGD test was kept relatively constant during each experiment, one can calculate the instantaneous heat loss by multiplying the maximum possible heat loss by the fraction of the model surface area which is exposed to the radiation heat loss.

Inhibin down regulation was achieved by multiplying the maximum inhibin production rate (Vspin) by order of magnitude perturbations [10-1, 10-3] 10-3] dimensionless units.

Multiply the maximum depth by 3. Then add this number to both the length and width.

Target-rates are set by multiplying the (scenario dependent) maximum achievable per-user rates as achieved by the heuristic in[2] by factors of {0.2,0.4,0.6,0,8}.

By multiplying the fairness variable by the maximum number of users, the balance of these two objectives (i.e. network throughput and fairness) can be kept.

The score of the economic offer was calculated by dividing each offer by the highest bid in the same unit and multiplying the quotient by 100; the maximum score thus being 100.

The histological score of joint damage was obtained after multiplying the grade and stage scores (maximum score 24).