Sentence examples for sections of the curve from inspiring English sources

I still think the hype curve is a useful construct for PbR and any other aid fad, but we seem to have all sections of the curve happening at once: the snake oil salesmen are out there over-selling and the bah humbug types like me are pouring cold water on it.

Then the average and standard deviation of the two parameters were analyzed, considering the entire curve and different sections of the curve, respectively.

At the sections of the curve which are almost straight, the length is bounded, the curvature is arbitrarily small, and the affine arc-length therefore tends to zero.

However, for the symmetrical lemniscate, equi-affine curvature fluctuates around an average positive value in the loop sections of the curve.

Errors or changes or variability in the function at other sections of the curve, at values of dw >200 (such as those shown in Fig.  2), would have little or no effect on the answers to these questions.

The flexural Young's moduli were the slope of the section on the curve indicated by a red line and the maximum force values are circled in red.

This variable will be used to check whether industrial countries indeed are on the flat-of-the-curve with regard to HCE (see the section denoted "checking for flat-of-the-curve medicine").

The consistency in the mid sections of the curves provides confidence regarding the combining of the results from these two studies.

The slope of the straight-line section of the curve (sometimes called the gamma, actually the tangent of the angle α) indicates contrast: the steeper the slope, the higher the contrast rendering.

Otherwise, the steep section of the curve would never be reached because technology use falls back to zero at the removal of subsidies [45].

Clearly, the characteristics are almost identical, and in particular, the series resistance (R s = dV/dI, in the rapidly changing current section of the curve) is practically the same as that of the commercial cell (~1.8 Ω). Figure 4b shows R s as a function of the etching time (t e).