Sentence examples for shape of the relative from inspiring English sources

The limitation is that the description of the actual shape of the relative permeability curves can cause errors (Hirasaki et al. 1995).

However, controversy remains as to the precise shape of the relative risk function and the BAC at which crash risk begins to increase.

According to whether it is required to assume the shape of the relative permeability curve, there are two main categories in the representation model: the parametric model and the nonparametric model (Kulkarni and Datta-Gupta 2000).

The nonparametric model is far more general and flexible because there is no assumption regarding the shape of the relative permeability curves [e.g., the cubic B-spline model (CBM)], which has the advantage of being able to accurately represent any set of relative permeability curves.

These factors include: 1) the interplay between the rate of accommodation development and the rate of sediment supply (A/S); 2) the amplitude and shape of the relative sea-level curve; 3) the position in the shoreface shelf system; 4) the basin physiography; 5) the shoreline trajectory; 6) the climate-driven environmental energy; 7) the siliciclastic input vs. carbonate production.

It is possible that the shape of the relative phase changes would be more discriminating at the lower speeds if the increments were smaller.

Relative permeability curves are computed by representing them by two functions, each of which contains certain coefficient that controls the shape accuracy of the relative permeability curves.

A cumulative probability curve (frequency distribution) is given in Fig. 1 (adapted from Gould et al. 2013) showing how the Most likely value influences the shape of the distribution relative to the minimum and maximum values.

If affixing the PTT directly to the collar 'deforms' the circular shape of the collar relative to the bat's neck, a bracket should be considered.

We need some indication of the shape of the constriction relative to the hemi-cylinder and presumably flat surface of the liquid-air interface on top.

Interestingly, their existence fits with the hypothesis outlined by Oztop and Arbib (2002) that F5 mirror neurons evolved to provide visual feedback of the shape of the hand relative to the object's affordances.