Sentence examples for static means from inspiring English sources

Static means that the source code is statically compared to the software's architecture view.

This dynamic, plus the fact that housing supply in London is basically static, means that prices have risen far more in London than elsewhere in the UK.

Those stuck in dated modes of thinking or static means of addressing risk may not.

The integrated dynamic multistage stochastic programming model easily outperforms the standard static mean-variance approach for portfolio management.

Wind velocity is usually analytically described adding a static mean term to a zero mean fluctuation stationary process.

This is a clear demonstration that assimilating residual stresses resulting from fabrication processes to superimposed static mean stresses can lead to considerable errors in fatigue life predictions.

REDF-based structure models have also been developed that go beyond the static mean-field approximation, and include collective correlations related to the restoration of broken symmetries and to fluctuations of collective variables.

Instead, the tendency has been to just look at static mean geographic patterns of things, which has been shown over and over again not to have much predictive value, with a couple of exceptions (e.g. see a nice 2010 paper by Trenberth and Fasullo [summary here] that relates one chronic model mean cloud error to climate sensitivity).

The critical conditions (critical voltage and current density) are predicted in function of electrode geometry and electrolyte concentration as well as the static mean current voltage characteristics prior to the onset of the effects.

Using a different approach, a static mean-field study of multi-population network activity was developed by Treves in [60].

Cardiac activity led to a slight increase in data variation in regard to OCT for corresponding static (mean, 10.2% +/- 3.2 [standard deviation]) and dynamic (13.8% +/- 4.9) dual-energy multidetector CT data sets.