Sentence examples for terms which depend from inspiring English sources

The differential equations have variable coefficients in the case of shell geometries because of the curvature terms which depend on the thickness coordinate z.

where L ^ i contains the terms which depend on {r1i} and T i 's L ^ i r 1 i, T i, γ k, ψ i, φ i, η i = - μ i + ψ i + φ i - η i r 1 i + tr B γ V i T i V i H - ψ i log 2 I + N i - 1 / 2 H i V i T i V i H H i H N i - H / 2 (24).

For large objects, inertial terms, which depend on the mass of the particle, dominate motion.

The variables of interest and their key terms, which depend on the specific project or analyses to be carried out, are manually entered by the user.

Arecent investigation in (Huang et al., 2009) finds methodological biases in the assigned GO terms which depend on the statistical approach used for assessing significance.

It is calculated based on the semantic similarity of the GO terms, which depends on the distance between them in the ontology.

The current crop of new gTLD applications also includes more than a dozen health-related terms, which depending on how they are used (or abused) could effectively shape the future of health information online, and very likely consumer and patient health behaviors and outcomes [ 13, 16].

Thus, if a unit dose at age 10 will double the risk of disease caused by a unit dose at age 1, the B-variable for age 10 equals 2. In this way, the Z-terms, which depend on B, can be called effective doses.

The dislocation interactions are incorporated into the kinetics process by introducing a resistance term, which depends only on plastic strain.

It could be of special concern for this threatened species maintenance in the medium and long term, which depends on the offspring originated by sexual reproduction.

The perturbation term, which depends on the original differential equation, on the introduced parameters and on the boundary conditions, yields a system of algebraic or transcendental determining equations.