Sentence examples for plot the inverse from inspiring English sources

These dynamic characterizations are used to plot the inverse gain margin of the system, parametrized in the non-dimensional parameters, effectively creating a stability map covering the full range of realistic physical parameters.

It is convenient to plot the inverse linear cortical magnification factor because this is a linear function in θ on HM in the monopole map.

Note that we plot the inverse of each bank's average ratio of assets to equity.

A new viscometric method, which consists of plotting the inverse of the intrinsic viscosity versus the inverse of the square root of the molecular mass (Dondos and Staikos, Colloid Polym. Sci., 1995, 273, 62) has been applied for the determination of the statistical segment length of a poly p-phenylene) ribbon-typoly p-phenylenePPP).

Plotting the inverse of the activation area vs. the estimated average in situ flow stress of the metal within the foam shows that, in the finer, 75 μm pore, foam, for both 99.99% pure Al or Al 5 wt.% Mg, the work done by the applied stress in the thermally activated crossing of barriers to slip is halved.

Therefore, the support of eigenvalues is a Borel subset of R + for which z(m) is increasing which can be determined by simply plotting the inverse function z(m) for real m.

We further checked this by plotting the inverse main intensity field (1/F) at the dip equator, multiplied by an arbitrary factor, 5 × 106, in order to reach the same amplitude range as EEJ.

κS can then be predicted when plotting the inverse of the change in predicted calcium concentration (1/Δ[Ca2+]) against κB [57], which is the ratio of calcium ions that enter a compartment that are bound by endogenous CBPs to those that remain free.

Plotting the inverse of τ vs [ATP] and fitting to the Michaelis Menten equation, we obtained KM = 110 ± 17 μM.

The Kass was calculated by plotting the inverse of NE activity at each time point versus time.

Publication bias was assessed by plotting the inverse of the standard errors of effect estimates with funnel plots to explore symmetry, which were assessed visually, as well as with use of Egger's regression test using the "metabias" macros in STATA 13.