Sentence examples for sum of the differential from inspiring English sources

We consider an elliptic random operator, which is the sum of the differential part and the potential.

Total leukocyte concentrations were excluded since they are the sum of the differential concentrations; eosinophil concentrations were excluded due to a large number of 0 values; thrombocyte concentrations were excluded because these cells are not commonly quantified by ecologists.

When the frame is synchronized under the noise-free condition, is represented by a vector with phase angle, and the complex sum of the -span differential correlation in the first term of (9) becomes (13).

The multi-time scale differential of the composite function f is defined to be the sum of the partial differentials of f with respect to the times-scales T 1 ( t ), T 2 ( t ), …, T p ( t ).

Velocity for each movement was calculated as the square root of the sum of the squared differentials of the x, y and z vectors.

Given D A and D B, the amount of change for an interaction link is the sum of the two differentials: (3) LinkScore I n t = D A + D B. Taking the difference M A E 2 − M A E 1 and not M A E 1 − M A E 2 reflects the motivation to denote startups of interactions by a positive score and shutdowns by a negative score.

I argue that a potential problem lies in the construction of the dependent variable of the model: By definition, the safety premium is equal to the sum of the interest rate differential and the expected exchange rate change, which is unobservable.

This translates to the sum of log2 differential gene expressions with positive regulation in the HYP minus the sum of the log2 differential gene expressions with negative regulation in the HYP, divided by the total number of gene expressions in the HYP.

The binomial term of equation 12 is the probability of obtaining k differential genes from n genes, and the second term is the probability that the sum of k differential genes' weight is equal to or larger than s.

Their generalized model (their Eq. 3) incorporates rates of ecological and evolutionary change as the sum of two partial differential equations, the first describing the focal species' change relative to trait evolution and the second describing the focal species' change relative to non-evolutionary demographic factors.

The "L2" detector in proposition uses the decision variable associated with the vector sum of -span differential correlation (12).