Sentence examples for term is fixed from inspiring English sources
The parameter q for the evaporation term is fixed to 0.01, and examined (m = 3), so that (E_{mathrm{s}} = 8.08).
According to Putnam, the extension of a natural kind term is fixed by ostending or otherwise identifying a sample of the kind and appealing, explicitly or implicitly, to a 'same kind relation'.
It first solves a subgrid stabilized nonlinear Navier Stokes problem by applying m Oseen iterations on a coarse grid, and then solves a linear problem on a finer grid where the nonlinear convection term is fixed by the coarse grid solution.
*To compute effect estimates from longitudinal models, the time term was fixed at zero.
The bias term was fixed at –3.5, following previous work [ 8].
The difference in scale for models with differing sets of predictors is due to the variance of the residual error term being fixed.
The number of relevant terms is fixed for each category of medical terms.
In fact, a descriptivist view, according to which the reference of such terms is fixed by a function-specifying description, is intuitively plausible.
Depetrini and Locatelli [21] presented an approximation algorithm for linear fractional-multiplicative problems, and they pointed out that the algorithm is an FPTAS as the number p of ratio terms is fixed.
It should be noted that the electrostatics term in CNS+electrostatics is incorporated within Egeom and its relative weight with respect to covalent terms is fixed.
And it can lend that money on whatever terms the Fed's board of governors deems reasonable, as long as those terms are "fixed with a view of accommodating commerce and business".
