Sentence examples for practically invariant from inspiring English sources
Thus, the individual components performance remains practically invariant.
An experimental investigation is described on a clamped square plate with a free square, corner cut-out, which has led to the conclusion that the fundamental frequency coeficient remains practically invariant with respect to size when compared with the frequency coefficient of the fully clamped plate.
On the other hand, as seen from Figure 6, given the same proportion of informed bees (we use 5% here), when the total number of bees increases, the MSE improves but the convergence speed remains practically invariant.
This figure shows that the peak potentials are practically invariant when the scan rate is low and in contrast for high scan rate, the peak potentials vary linearly as a function of ln v. Figure 5 Plots of the anodic peak potential against logarithm of scan rate for Gly-His-Gly-His-modified PSi after copper accumulation.
In contrast, concentration of Sph localized in cytosol is practically invariant to parameters.
Environmental scenarios with practically invariant pollution levels also provide a steady input.
In this paper we present a method for the mechanical inference of invariants for a practically relevant class of FOR-loops.
To overcome the frequent problem of missing values in TMA datasets we developed a novel statistical approach based on a learning model that is invariant to missing values and results in an easily interpretable and practically applicable linear model.
Practically speaking, random-effects models allow researchers to estimate the effect of time-invariant characteristics (e.g., historical endowments).
But the worm is quite invariant.
