Sentence examples for numerical group from inspiring English sources

There is a more rational argument on Serbia's side than the historical myth that Kosovo was the 'cradle of our nation.' It is that despite constituting the largest ethnic group in the Yugoslav federation, Serbs do not find their numerical group properly represented.

Here, we analyse numerical metrics such as the numerical group velocity, numerical phase speed and the numerical amplification factor for different methods in solving the model bi-directional wave equation (BDWE).

Furthermore, we extend the discussion to several dispersion properties of the multi-symplectic scheme including the numerical dispersion relation, the numerical group velocity, the effect of large time steps and the CFL condition.

They also stressed that the numerical group velocity is more important than the numerical phase velocity in analyzing the errors associated with wave propagation.

Stegeman et al. [24] applied spectral analysis to evaluate the error in numerical group velocity (both the magnitude and the direction) of vorticity, entropy, and acoustic waves, using the numerical solution to the linearized Euler equations in two dimensions.

In addition, the numerical group velocity is different from the numerical phase velocity (while previously, in the continuous case, they were the same), g_{n}=partial_{K} omega=c bigl[cos^{2} alphacos(Khcosalpha)+sin^{2} alphacos(Khsinalpha ) bigr], (11) which is also dependent on the propagation direction.

140 The key elements of the forest plot are the effect estimates and confidence intervals for each study shown graphically, but it is preferable also to include, for each study, the numerical group-specific summary data, the effect size and confidence interval, and the percentage weight (see second example, fig 3).

In numerical groups the independent T-test and One-way ANOVA were used.

Only between 9% and 50% of the participants in the numerical groups gave a correct probability for the adverse effects (see Additional file 3).

Kanter (1977) suggests that the proportional composition of different social groups shapes interactional dynamics between the 'dominants' (numerical majority group) and the 'tokens' (numerical minority group).

This is due to the coexistence of one-body interference effect and many-body Kondo effect, which was studied by the equation-of-motion method with the Green function [12], the numerical renormalization group method [13], the Bethe ansatz [14], the density-matrix renormalization group method [15], etc.