Sentence examples for predictable equation from inspiring English sources
Think of all this as a kind of predictable equation: more disastrous raids and offensives plus more precise weapons for more attacks = the need for more troops plus more time to bring the Afghan War to a "satisfactory" conclusion.
The professor learns tragically that nature isn't as orderly or predictable as his equations suggest.
In addition, it is shown that the A B compositional ratio of hydrogen storage alloys is predictable using a simple equation, 2×Bo(A B /[Bo(A A)+Bo(B B ], where Bo A B, Bo A A and Bo B B–B) are the bond orders between atoms given in the parentheses.
As a result, after accounting for the variation in extraparticle porosity caused by compression, the column pressure drop is accurately predictable using the Carman Kozeny equation.
Nevertheless, the structure of the equations is completely predictable and can be formulated symbolically from information about which variables directly affect each process.
The comparison between the measurement and calculation showed that each stream temperature of refrigeration cycle were predictable within 3% error by Peng Robinson equation of state (EOS).
In this study, we demonstrate that the adsorbed amount of respective layers in spin self-assembled multilayer films can be controlled and predictable using an empirical power-law equation in terms of spin speed and initial solution concentration.
Add a strong baritone voice and piano accompaniments of any complexity to the equation, and you have an entirely predictable result: vaguely pleasant-sounding mush.
The simple form of the flow at the tower is responsible for the global force reduction being predictable using a modified version of the Morison equation (Morison et al., 1950).
In conclusion, the new pooled cohort equations for 10-year risk estimation have predictable behaviour consistent with ASCVD disease pathophysiology in most instances.
