Sentence examples for proportional functions from inspiring English sources
To avoid drastic changes in Angle of Attack (AOA) and bank angle, we carefully forecast the change trends of the inertial forces and then design the pseudo-aerodynamic profiles as inversely proportional functions.
The results show that the relationship of translational restraints at the duct entrance and exit, kx0 and kxLx, can be obtained through property inverse proportional functions to achieve the optimal sound attenuation.
In fact, the deviation M s, n, N R ~ ( t ) - m ( t ) in (3) can be evaluated using the inequalities of the integral of the product of two proportional functions.
In fact, fitting with proportional functions assuming a simple second-order kinetics gave poor agreement with the experimental data as shown in Figure 3 (dotted lines).
Additive, proportional, and power functions were tested for each continuous covariate and additive and proportional functions were tested for each discrete covariate (see Table 1 for patient demographic, medical conditions, and blood measurement covariates tested).
In this paper, the energy reserve is defined as the direct proportional function of the internal space of BWBUG.
The duration of timer is a proportional function that depends on the weight factor W and S-R or R-D link strength.
Instead of linearly proportional, a quadratically proportional function is adopted for phase 2 to emphasize the objective of keeping the most important video packets in AC[2] as many as possible.
Arrhenius equation and an inverse proportional function were adopted to describe the mobile dislocation, and two mathematical models were established to describe the relationship between tempering temperature and strain hardening exponent.
The proportional function multiplies the error by K p. The integral function sums the errors of switching cycle j from the previous (S-1) iterations to the current one, and multiplies the result by K p/T i.
Based on Antoni et al. (2012)'s results, we found that the reaction degree of limestone is approximately an inverse proportional function of limestone replacement ratio (shown in Fig. 2a).
