Sentence examples for resultant formula from inspiring English sources

A resultant formula or equation that remains unchanged by this operation is said to be time-reversal invariant, which implies that the same laws of physics apply equally well in both situations, that the second event is indistinguishable from the original, and that the flow of time does not have any naturally preferred direction in the case of fundamental interactions.

The resultant formula, which can be further used in calibration, is given as (n = C/(partial D/partial z)) where the constant, C, was determined to be 2.183 RIU (pixel/μm) for the optical layout used in the present study.

Their similarities are obvious and the resultant formula can be summed up as: Alien/Ghost/Superhero + CGI = Two Thumbs Up. (I'm going to go ahead and say the shark from Jaws can be categorized as either an alien or a superhero, depending on whether you're human or aquatic vertebrate).

Table 1 shows the resultant formulas associated to these methods.

The resultant formulae produce numbers of crimes and crime rates for neighborhoods with upwards of 90percentt accuracy in most cases.

If one wants to separate the two types of biological variability in a mechanistic model, e.g., by incorporating a random effect into the expression signals associated with single cells and thus making them dependent within each subject, the resultant formulas will become quite cumbersome and contain additional unobservable parameters.

The resultant flooding resulted in ten fatalities.

Further confirmation of HRMS spectra showed the obtained peak at m/z = 357.11204 ([M+H]+); resultant to a molecular formula C23H17O4.

When several measurements are taken and combined in formulas, the resultant error will be a combination of individual errors.

Variance formulas for the resultant nonlinear estimators in the presence of three representative bivariate noise distributions, namely, α-stable, Student's t and mixture of generalized Gaussian models, are derived.

In particular, this expression leads to the analytic formula for the maximum resultant shear stress and its location along the spring's cross-section as a function of the aspect ratio.