Sentence examples for own coefficient from inspiring English sources

"It was a laboratory, where each object had its own coefficient of usefulness," he said, dipping into the scientific vocabulary that is sprinkled through his work.

Uefa's seedings are decided by its own coefficient system, which is different to Fifa's world ranking.

Additionally, for each outcome, individuals had their own intercept and their own coefficient for age.

In contrast, in the 2009 revision by Schluter et al., each RTS element was assigned its own coefficient and implemented directly in the TRISS prediction model.

A compound covariate is a linear combination of the basic covariates being studied, with each covariate having its own coefficient or weight.

In addition, the expected retention times under our nanoLC conditions were calculated according to the procedure of Meek [ 56] and Sakamoto et al. [ 57] with our own coefficients based on results of approximately 1500 peptides.

The intensities of each repetition were then centered with their own b coefficient and reduced by their own r coefficient.

Experimental knowledge is reviewed and the way it can be used by scientists and engineers to determine their own transfer coefficient values is illustrated.

Each of these 2K azimuth angle estimates is then used to produce its own coupling coefficient and elevation angle estimates.

In cases of conflict bargaining, expected payoffs for each player and preferred bargaining framework are further affected by their own conflict coefficient and those of the other players.

But while a single classical two-bit register can store these numbers only one at a time, a pair of qubits can also exist in a superposition of these four basis states, each of which with its own complex coefficient (whose mod square, being interpreted as a probability, is normalized).