Sentence examples for shift equation from inspiring English sources

Predicted values of reference temperatures under dynamic conditions from these T0 using Wallin's strain rate shift equation agree well with measured dynamic values for a few steels giving added support to the new procedure.

We introduced the corresponding term into our model for the Ca2+ ions movement via the membrane as a function of the corresponding membrane potential shift (equation 43).

Healthier elderly may reduce power for the risk-side of the equation, which can shift the apparent risk benefit balance.

In addition, it is examined the influence of the dynamic and pre-strain history on fracture toughness change for HT780 and confirmed that a temperature shift equations in WES2808 20033) can be applicable to HT780 steel.

In the last several months, the shifting equation between the two Clintons has been additionally complicated by another element.

In the proposed eq. (45), first sentence is same as mean-shift equation and second sentence includes spatial information to compensate shortcomings of mean-shift algorithm.

(iii) Once the required shifts above have been made, z ( n ) is taken to be a solution to the shifted equation, which we may assume is given again by (1.1) for λ = 0.  .

Once the required shifts above have been made, z ( n ) is taken to be a solution to the shifted equation, which we may assume is given again by (1.1) for λ = 0. From [1] we have the following theorem.

Moreover, we obtain that the infinite volume p2 quantum field is an invariant measure for the X¯="Y+Z, where Y is the unique solution to the shifted equation.

We prove that the solution X−Z, where X is obtained by the Dirichlet form approach in [4] and Z is the corresponding O-U process, satisfies the corresponding shifted equation (see (1.4) below).

Mr. Grant, who is best known as a stage and television actor ("Angels in America," "Thirtysomething"), made a most auspicious debut as a playwright two seasons ago with "Snakebit," a work that subtly examined the shifting equations of a three-sided friendship.