Sentence examples for multiplying the previous from inspiring English sources
To be more easily compared with other studies, the voxel size was taken into account: after multiplying the previous CF by the number of voxels per mL, the CF was expressed in cps/MBq.
This simplification is justified because the constant trend of our demand model can be translated into a geometric progression a sequence of numbers where each term after the first is derived by multiplying the previous term with a constant rate.
For reducing the memory requirements, note that it is not necessary to calculate and save at the E-step; rather, it can be calculated in the M-step by multiplying the previous and and dividing the result by the normalization parameter.
As the genetic length of chromosome 22 is approximately 1/44 of the total length of the autosomal genome, the average number of peaks per replicate on the whole genome was obtained by multiplying the previous average number by 44.
The number of molecules in the simulator can then be obtained multiplying the previous value by the area of the simulation space and the estimated height.
To look for conditions under which it is negative (i.e. the s.o.c. is satisfied for an interior solution), let us multiply the previous expression by (e_{T}) and subtract from it the f.o.c.
Multiply the previous total by the degree of difficulty.
The transformation matrix for the current frame is estimated by multiplying the matrices from the previous registration steps.
The first is obtained by multiplying the mean of the previous series by ( 1 + C V ), while the other results similarly but using ( 1 − C V ) as a multiplier.
It is obtained by multiplying the estimate from the previous frame with the multiplicative constant Δ final μ,k) and the trend constant Δ tr μ,k) widehat{B}_{text{pre}}(mu,k) = Delta_{text{final}}(mu,k),Delta_{text{tr}}}(mu,k),widehat{{B}_{text{pre}}(mu,k-1).
These are attracted to a series of coated electrodes, each maintained at a slightly higher voltage than the previous, in effect multiplying the number of electrons released at each subsequent electrode.
