Sentence examples for outward variation from inspiring English sources

The mathematical model indicates that structural change will lead to the outward variation of the natural frequency, which is essentially related to the change of the squared mode shape values between the original position and the modified position of the moving component.

However, concerning the models of present job and difference, the interaction item for outward interaction (or variation) and the state-owned sector passes the significance testing with a statistical level of 0.05.

Mike and Adam Yauch were doing a kind of Beastie Boys variation of Outward Bound by putting in some time at college; soon "Licensed to Ill" would drop, and their lives would get turned upside down.

Comparatively, variations of outward interaction are all significant in the three models, and their bias coefficients are positive.

The first-order difference model results show that the effects of variations in outward interaction on income changes in non-state departments are 0.028 and that such a value is only 0.005 =0.0288 − 0.023) for those in state-owned sectors.

Lightly sketch the eyelashes so they fan outward, but have plenty of variation among them.

It was interesting to note that only small producers showed seasonal variations in their movements, with more outward movement to other producers in spring/summer followed by a peak of movement to slaughter in autumn.

According to the obtained results, PCPS release kinetics has to be mainly attributed to the progressive outward erosion of the core and to the related variation of the release area.

This is causing the equator to bulge outward because of centrifugal effects, and, as a result, there is a variation of temperature across the star's photosphere that reaches a maximum at the poles.

The spacecraft has also been recording the gentle pulsations of stars the small variations in their brightness caused by sound waves throbbing outward from the stellar core to the surface (seen in the yellow star in illustration).

But variations in the potassium channel genes, for instance, could help reverse the outward flow of water caused by the cholera toxin's attack on the chloride channels.