Sentence examples for scaling multiplier from inspiring English sources

In order to describe the evolution of a homeostatic variable a that acts multiplicatively and must remain positive (e.g., the synaptic scaling multiplier g used in many of our examples), we can instead set (frac{tau_{a}}{epsilon} dot{a} = a (f_{a}(r_{a}) - f_{a}(r) )).

In such applications, because of uncertainties in the available density structure models, the density heterogeneities have often been derived by scaling (multiplying some constants as functions of depth) the velocity heterogeneities in tomography models.

The IDA analysis starts from a very low (non-negative) scaling factor multiplied by the intensity measure (IM) of each unscaled ground motion time history.

Following the idea of multiple scales, new "slow" spacial scales are introduced, which are defined as the usual physical spatial scales multiplied by powers ofM.

We recalculated this question on a 10-point scale multiplying it by 0.7.

Real time is equal to time scale multiplied by time steps of simulation.

The Problem Areas in Diabetes (PAID) overall score was calculated as the sum of all the items of the PAID scale multiplied by 1.25, resulting in a score between 0 and 100.

Thus, we also predicted the biomass levels assuming gene expression changes extrapolated from the experimental data (i.e., experimental gene expression ratios on a logarithmic scale multiplied by 2.0).

Scaling by a multiplier can alter the rate of linear growth.

The resultant edge gradient can then be scaled through multiplying with the user-controllable gradient magnitude register.

First, z-scores were computed for each variable and variables for which lower scores indicated better performance were reverse scaled (by multiplying by −1).