The phrase "set as constant" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "designated as a constant" or "defined as a constant." The phrase "set as constant" could potentially be used in informal spoken language, but it would still be considered grammatically incorrect. Example: In this equation, x is set as constant while y is the variable.
For as-welded T-joints, the thickness correction exponent n = 0.04 was obtained when the attachment plate thickness was set as constant.
The operation counts are set as constant values fixed for the utilized macroblock size.
where is the step-size which can be set as constant, and denotes the sub-gradient at.
The values of R 0 and C 0 are set as constant to obtain τ th calculated by Equation 2, (1) (2).
Thanks to two 1 mm-diameter K-type thermocouples and two other Eurotherm 3216 controlling the cartridges and the thermoelectric coolers, the two related temperatures could be set as constant.
Thus, the difference between strategies 1 and 2 is that DC is set as constant for the first, while for the latter, DC is varied to achieve constant inspiratory flow.
The walking period and step length are set as constants to maintain a relatively fast speed while changing different foot trajectories to test walking quality.
While the parameters for the temperature and pressure dependence of the viscosity have been generally set as constants in previous work, they are adjusted based on the molecular structures in the η-T-P model.
However, to reveal the effect of the parameter value, most parameters were set as constants in the simulation.
To numerically investigate dynamic response properties of semi-rigid portal frame corresponding to the M u, initial stiffness R ki and shape parameter n are set as constants.
The values of Y max for the three models were set as constants in fitting the regression models, using the average values for these pools measured in the primary forests of the region: TAG B max = 111.
