Sentence examples for principle to calculate from inspiring English sources

Analogous to the base step, we propose the following recursive principle to calculate this maximal solution.

We exploit this construction principle to calculate an index (DN) of the degree requirement in jobs "similar" to the worker's current position.

This module makes it possible in principle to calculate the benefits due to less variability in transport time by making use of the trade-off between transport costs on one side and inventory and order costs on the other side.

The two transpulmonary thermodilution devices that are currently commercially available (PICCO2, Maquet®, Munich, Germany and VolumeView/EV 1000®, Edwards Lifesciences, Irvine, CA, USA) both use the Stewart–Hamilton principle to calculate the cardiac output and the same algorithm to calculate EVLWI, even if they use a different algorithm to assess GEDV [49, 50].

In principle, to calculate the standard deviation from the published confidence interval, it is necessary to know if the original authors used a t distribution or a normal distribution to calculate confidence intervals and this is often not cited in the publication.

A commercially available device, the NICO monitor (Novametrix Medical Systems, Inc., Wallingford, CT, USA) uses this Fick principle to calculate cardiac output using intermittent partial carbon dioxide rebreathing through a disposable rebreathing loop.

Basic physical laws are given, and principles to calculate the performance and application of generators to gas turbines are derived.

Ultimately, the advantage of this technique is that it uses structural engineering principles to calculate rigidity of bone, rather than using simple scalar measures such as density or -morphometric indices that may provide good correlation but may not be based on theory.

The principle is to calculate the current position of the target by measuring the distance between the target and several fixed base stations.

The general principle is to calculate the difference (here denoted as disparity) in the position of scene objects in both images (left and right) from which the scene distance (depth) is roughly inversely proportional to the disparity.

If the control parameters of the random graph ensemble can be derived from sufficiently accurate and complete network data, it is in principle possible to calculate (asymptotically) explicit formulae for entropies and complexities, and for information-theoretic distances between network families.