Sentence examples for the datum for from inspiring English sources

The left panel of Fig. 7 also shows error bars on the datum for each movie.

Solutions to the Cauchy problem for the one-dimensional cubic nonlinear Schrödinger equation on the real line are studied in Sobolev spaces Hs, for s negative but close to 0. For smooth solutions there is an a priori upper bound for the Hs norm of the solution, in terms of the Hs norm of the datum, for arbitrarily large data, for sufficiently short time.

This difference was statistically significant if the outlier in the dose-response data was included, but not if the datum for this bird was excluded.

For each monitoring site in the database, one of three reference datums (NAD23, NAD84, and WSG84) was used to assign latitude and longitude data to monitoring sites, except for in some cases, in which the datum used for assignment was not listed and therefore is unknown.

The tooth profiles were generated by rolling the datum line for the rack shown in Fig. 3 against a gear-cutting pitch circle.

The datum point for this part of the Canal is the top of an in-situ coping stone on the southeast wing of the bridge, and appears to be 293mm higher than the spillweir at Lock #1 at Combe Hay.

The datum used for this purpose is the expected mortality in the general population with exactly the same age, sex and length of observation as for the group of patients.

The fundamental datum for any geographic approach is a spatial location for a given species.

Its saturation concentration in DMF is increased to 0.075 M, while the corresponding datum for BDBP is only 0.01 M.

We prove existence, uniqueness and Lipschitz dependence on the initial datum for mild solutions of stochastic partial differential equations with Lipschitz coefficients driven by Wiener and Poisson noise.

The datum was 620 for North-South, giving Berkowitz and Cohen 12 imps.