Sentence examples for obey relation from inspiring English sources

On the interpretation adopted here, I obey Relation if and only if what I am out to get across is both (a) adequately relevant and (b) about as relevant as I can readily make it without sacrificing anything of comparable importance.

But, as a pure fact of experience ("rein erfahrungsgemäß"), experiments that serve to provide such a definition for one quantity are subject to particular indeterminacies, obeying relations (2 -(4) which prohibit them from providing a simultaneous definition of two canonically conjugate quantities.

The radii obey the relation (R_{z}< R_{y}

For such systems, Gutsche et al. predicted the concentration dependence of Fickian diffusivity to obey the relation DzDz0 da/dq.

Although we have assumed a linear relationship between ln k and (1/T) we note that not all reactions will necessarily obey this relation.

The weight (W) in gram and length (L) in cm are assumed to obey the relation W = a L b. (3).

In cases when the clutter or higher-order multipath time delays obey the relation (23) with some of the other single and double bounce multipath time delay peaks, they would be clustered incorrectly leading to erroneous estimates.

Throughout this section, we begin with assuming that N n, n = 1, 2, …  , are positive integer-valued random variables independent of all X n k, k = 1, 2, …, n ; n = 1, 2, …  , which are supposed to obey the relation N n → P + ∞ as  n → + ∞. (10).

Here the operators b 1 = l H P − − i r − / 2 l H, b 1 + = l H P + + i r + / 2 l H, b 2 = l H P + − i r + / 2 l H, b 2 + = l H P − + i r − / 2 l H contain only the relative electron-hole coordinate and momentum and obey commutation relations [ b 1, b 1 + ] = 1, [ b 2, b 2 + ] = 1 (all other commutators vanish).

The τδ in the isotropic phase exhibits the characteristics that obeys VFT relation and depend strongly on spacer length.

The results revealed that σAC obeyed the relation σAC = Aωs, and exponent s, was found to decrease by increasing the temperature.