Sentence examples for rate multiplied from inspiring English sources
"The long-term average number of customers in a stable system is equal to the long-term effective arrival rate multiplied by the average time a customer spends in the store".
After calculating the throughput of each traffic type, we can estimate its average delay based on Little's law [20], which states that the average system queue size equals the jobs' arrival rate multiplied by the average waiting time.
The procedure was repeated with a household infection rate multiplied by 2.6, matching the values reported for single-family households in temperate climates (0.6 0.85).
RSMRs with 95% CIs were calculated as hospital-specific adjusted mortality rates over the adjusted overall mortality rate, multiplied by the unadjusted overall mortality rate.
Risk-adjusted rates were calculated as observed cesarean delivery rate divided by expected cesarean delivery rate, multiplied by the overall CBSA average cesarean delivery rate.
The reaction rate, multiplied by the rate scaling factor or rate constant, determines how fast the substrate is used up in that reaction.
RevPar is revenue per available room, which is realized room rates multiplied by actual occupancy and it is how hotels benchmark their revenue.
The average aggregated voice and data connection rates are denoted by λ v(h) and λ d(h), respectively: they are the generation rates multiplied by the number of users (N U ), i.e., λ v(h)=N U Λ v(h) and λ d(h)=N U Λ d(h).
Hence, they can be understood as real pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) symbols at double symbol rate and multiplied by a phase term, which is defined as follows: θ m [ k ] = 1 m + k even j m + k odd.
The second or final output is the sum of F s GY s) and the basal production rate F0/s multiplied by F s) and GZ(s).
In such curves, the magnitude of the peak was assigned as the rupture force (Frupture) and the gradient in the extension immediately before rupture was assigned as keff, which was the effective bond stiffness used to calculate the loading rate (keff multiplied by the pulling speed) experienced by the bound complex in the particular unbinding event (Fig. 5G).
