Sentence examples for roughly a linear from inspiring English sources

There it is shown that the order of the rheological fluid is roughly a linear function of temperature.

From the perspective of signal processing, sound wave propagation is roughly a Linear Time Invariant (LTI) system.

Specifically, all deep water below the CIL falls on roughly a linear relationship between two end members, the CIL and the Lower Bosporus inflow.

It displays a scatter plot of X and Y values, where Y is roughly a linear unction of X, but one point is an outlier (it falls far from the line).

These results suggest a significant (roughly a linear factor) reduction in the number of candidates over the original algorithm.

At roughly $250,000 a linear foot, the difference between a three-mile-long-bridge at the gaping mouth of Tappan Bay and one farther south where the river narrows to just a mile or two in width is apparent.

Through Figure 17 we may see that the error increases with the percentage of changed hotspots and roughly follows a linear tendency.

We can see that as more notification policies need to be enforced, the average evaluation time does increase, although roughly in a linear fashion with the number of polices.

The two A1C curves with and without adjustment for ACR started to separate from 6.2% onward with marked divergence from 8.0% (Fig. 1 A ). ACR was associated with ischemic stroke roughly in a linear manner from 0 to 100 mg/mmol and from 150 mg/mmol upwards.

Hence, such a hologram can be roughly viewed as a linear combination of chirp signals centered at object plane locations of objects encoded in it.

If the ongoing Tokai slow slip subsides soon, it will suggest that there are at least two different types of slow slip events in the Tokai long-term slow slip area: that is, a large slow slip with a moment magnitude of over 7 with undulating time evolution and a small one with a moment magnitude of around 6.6 with a roughly linear time evolution.