Sentence examples for part ratio from inspiring English sources

The speedup generally follows the well-known Amdahl's law [12], where is the sequential part ratio and the parallelizable part ratio (such as ).

The middle part (ratio) of a good soul is joined to mens and shares its eternal life.

The modulus of the resulting TF coefficient matrix denotes absolute amplitude, whereas the inverse tangent of its imaginary-to-real part ratio denotes phase.

Firstly, in the cold stress test, we find that the differences in mortalities and root to aerial part ratios between M. falcata and M. truncatula are significant.

The domain attention and executive function was assessed by the Trail Making Test, part B (ratio score); the Stroop Color-Word Test (Part III; ratio score); a letter fluency test using the "N" and "A"; and category fluency (animal naming).

To derive an initial segmentation from the detected four minima, the following measurement is used: The part sum ratio PS yields for every column position r on the B-Scan the ratio of the summed intensities in the ISG and OSG region.

Ratio of geometric mean of C tr in Period 2 versus Period 1. Part B: Ratio of geometric mean of AUCτ in Period 2 versus Period 1: AUC(264h - 288h) / AUC 96h - 120h).

In this paper, a robust optimal design concerning the cooling load distribution in design is proposed to select the optimal combinations of chiller plants, which have the highest probability to operate at high part load ratio (PLR) and COP.

At low part load ratio values the proposed algorithm grants a 0.6 0.7 K improvement in the regulation performance in terms of supply water temperature standard deviation and mean supply water temperature deviation.

Thus, by modification of the isoquinoline part, the ratio was significantly changed.

Similarly, clopidogrel bioavailability remained unchanged by chronic administration of dabigatran etexilate (part 3: ratio test/reference for AUC0−24 was 103%; 90% CI 80.3 131%), as did its pharmacodynamic effects on the inhibition of platelet aggregation.