Sentence examples for term scaled from inspiring English sources

E rref, f) represents the seismic source term scaled to a fixed reference distance rref.

The basic idea is to replace the constraints with a penalty term scaled by a parameter C. The penalty term is the sum of squares of all the constraint violations.

The factor z − / z corresponds to the 1/ D z) term, scaled so that it equals 1 in the vicinity of z −.

The second term is the penalty term scaled with the smoothing parameter λ where D 2 represents a second order difference matrix.

A weighting term scaled from 0.4 to 1.0 was introduced in the regression to account for the likelihood of the cause of death as assigned by the InterVA-4 model.

Laidlaw said these actions taken across the group would leave the business well placed for the long term, scaling back profit expectations by 10%.

The term "scaling up" is widely used as shorthand to describe the objective or process of expanding service delivery.

As this broad definition suggests, the term scaling up has been used in a variety of ways and contexts.

The term "scaling up" is now widely used in global public health discussions, although there is still no agreed definition.

Programme staff agreed that the municipal sites they inherited were not in fact chosen on the bases of their being most strategically placed to found long-term scaled up initiatives.

Though the system is flexible allowing for parts to be added or eliminated short-term scaling down of production in oneliminated short-termkscalingghout the system.