Sentence examples for terms or parameters from inspiring English sources

Compared with our early work [Int J Fatigue 25 (2003) 413; Mech Mater 33 (2001) 593], much improved results have been obtained for the simulation of the transient cyclic stress strain and stress relaxation as well as the steady-state behaviour with no additional terms or parameters introduced.

Some terms or parameters may be easier for participants to interpret.

Rich quantitative and qualitative annotation of both individuals and samples is supported (e.g. code, age, mass, sex, tumor grade etc)., using either standard nomenclatures (such as oncology terms) or user defined parameters.

So there's self-training in terms of they're self-training producing high quality data, it's tweaking itself through this deep reinforcement learning, and we're also actively doing tons of research in terms of new architectures or parameters and other things.

They can search terms like "Star Wars" or parameters like "Star Wars NOT Star Trek".

There were no significant differences between the IG and CG in terms of anthropometric parameters, biochemical parameters, blood pressure, or VO2max, both before and after the intervention.

The asymmetric terms are represented by a parameter or parameters related to the friction coefficient.

Listed and explained below are various terms, parameters, or ways of doing things which are common to many of the routines.

The popular debates about the terms and parameters of judicial activism or restraint must be understood in institutional terms.

The expressions are stated in terms of parameters that are known or may be estimated early in the design process.

Follow-up of the infants who participated in these two trials did not find a significant effect on long-term growth parameters or neurodevelopmental outcomes.