Sentence examples for quantity for which from inspiring English sources

A balance equation can be written either for a quantity for which a general principle of conservation exists, or for a quantity for which no such principle exists provided its rate of generation is included in the balance equation.

Aircraft cabin noise due to the fuselage boundary layer is determined by, among other factors, the wavenumber frequency spectrum of the fluctuating boundary layer pressures, a quantity for which a number of models have been proposed.

A perfect-gene approaches the smallest biologic quantity for which there is clearly a biologic interest and we can calculate the impact of adding such a feature to the dataset on the SWISS score.

Nodes can represent any quantity for which rules of change can be defined.

These quantities, for which analytical expressions have already been derived by other researchers, are frequency-dependent, complex and non-linear.

The framework provides interfaces for semantic extensions and computational support, including the ability to handle quantities for which dimensions and units are semantic parameters in the physical world.

By assuming an isotropic behaviour of the fluid medium we end up with 6 quantities for which we seek additional equations.

Furthermore, some of the results from these simulations may be new quantities for which visualization and analysis techniques are not immediately available in the community and need to be developed.

The relative value corresponds to the indifference point, i.e. the ratio of quantities for which the monkey would choose either item equally often.

In HPLC-MS, there are three individual quantities for which responsivity should be examined: (i) retention time (rt), (ii) mass to charge ratio (m/z), and (iii) intensity, which represents the amount of ionized molecules of individual m/z's at an exact discrete time point or rt.

The relative value of the two foods can be inferred from the indifference point the quantity ratio for which the subject chooses either food equally often [22] [24].