Sentence examples for peak multiplier from inspiring English sources

Due to the auto-regressive process of unemployment, the peak multiplier is above the impact multiplier, as the adjustment of unemployment to the fiscal shock takes time.

Estimating the average conduction velocity to be 0.25 mm/ms (Fig. 1D, histogram peak multiplied by a safety factor of 2) and the discrete time resolution to be the average dAP jitter during patterned stimulation experiments without blockers, 160 µs, gives a discrete spatial resolution of 40 µm (distance = velocity * time).

The scale length s is the distance between the nut edge and the twelfth fret centre (peak) multiplied by two.

Such methodology is here used to determine upper and lower bounds to the peak load multiplier of multi-pin joints composite laminates.

The methodology makes use of nonstandard limit analysis and predicts the peak load multiplier of the analyzed structures by detecting an upper and a lower bound to it.

He may divide the room, but Teeuwen – even off peak form – multiplies the laughs.

The endogenous CD4 protein concentration was derived from the ratio of the non-labeled and labeled MRM peak intensities multiplied by the known amount of the internal standard.

The endogenous CD4 protein concentration, N end was derived in the same fashion from the ratio of the non-labeled and labeled MRM transition peak intensities multiplied by the known amount of standard spiked into the sample on the basis of Eq.  2, 2 I end stands for the intensity of the endogenous CD4 peptide peak.

The number of traceable SPR peaks is multiplied by the SPs interference and tracking those multiplied SPR peaks enable a better resolution on the absolute value of surficial SPR shift.

Since the molar absorptivity for curcumin dissolved in acetonitrile was essentially the same as in ethanol, the integrated values of the DMC and BDMC peaks were multiplied by the respective factors 1.17 and 1.36 to obtain molar concentrations in all experiments.

The PW scheme multiplies peak signals with a specific window function in the presence of a peak signal.