Sentence examples for smaller multiplier from inspiring English sources

If your giant TV will mostly display Blu-ray discs, you can probably use a smaller multiplier, as Blu-ray content is shown at 1080p, the highest available resolution.

For hospitalized patients, we used larger estimates of the proportion of specimens collected, tested, and reported, which resulted in smaller multiplier values (Table 1).

Nor does the trouble lie in the fact that the samples are small: multiply all the numbers by 1000 and the puzzle remains.

This datum was used to determine size guide number (SGN, mm) and uniformity index (UI, %) of the pellets: the SGN is the average particle diameter of the product expressed in mm and multiplied by 100; the UI is the ratio between large and small particles multiplied by 100 (Allaire and Parent 2003, 2004).

In a small way, multiplied many times, people who feed birds step into the natural order and, at the very least, give it a nudge.

Those small differences, multiplied over 10 years, could leave the White House surplus estimates for the decade as much as $400 billion lower than the Congressional surplus estimate, even if both were to work with a capped baseline.

Differential equations with a small parameter multiplying the highest order derivatives are called singularly perturbed differential equations.

And that small investment multiplied many times over is translating into more jobs for earthquake engineers, according to EERI's Anagnos.

In one of the models, the small parameter multiplies an arbitrary non-linear cubic operator whereas in the other model, arbitrary quadratic and cubic non-linearities exist.

This is an anticipated result as SO4 2−, in accordance with Hofmeister series (dos Santos et al. 2010), is a small and multiply-charged ion, with high charge density, a poor disruptive of water's molecular binding (kosmotropic) (Wei et al. 2005) and thus exhibit stronger interactions with water (Plumridge et al. 2000).

If in each replicate the largest value is less than or equal to the smallest value multiplied by 2, place into Group A (approximately equal abundance).