Sentence examples for the generic equation from inspiring English sources

The generic equation that was derived was a linear equation with seven unknown variables.

Expert designers, for example, as opposed to engaging in "brainstorming" sessions often divert their energy towards identifying frames that might link the potential known variables and unknown variables in the generic equation: WHAT + HOW = VALUE.

The generic equation has potential for broad application as it can be used to predict the AGB of new trees where there is no pre-existing knowledge of the specific species-site allometric relationship: the most commonly encountered scenario in practical biomass studies.

AGB from plots plantations of Tectona grandis and Eucalyptus grandis were obtained using respectively published allometric equations from Guendehou et al. [42] and Montagu et al. [79] whereas the generic equation (cf. Fig. 7; Additional file 2) was applied to estimate AGB of A. indica and Gmelina arborea.

The derivative of an equation is the generic equation for finding the slopes of any tangent to a graph.

In this section, firstly, the resource management framework based on the utility theory is described with the generic equations derived describing the procedure (Section 4.1).

The fluoride exposure dose was calculated by the following generic equation: {text{Fluoride exposure dose }} =, left( {C, times {text{ WI}}} right)/{text{BW}} where C is the fluoride concentration (mg/l), WI is the amount water intake per day (l/day) and BW is the body weight (kg).

Any trait value x for individual i is then obtained from the following generic equation, (2a) where ɛ x (i) is randomly drawn, once per lifetime, from a normal distribution with mean 1 and a standard deviation specific to each trait x (Table 2).

The use of a generic equation for Tr is therefore justified when studying the stability of temperate forested slopes with mixed species.

A good approximation of heat losses can be determined using the conventional generic equations which give a relatively accurate value of the heat loss; however these equations can be inaccurate, especially in applications where radiative heating is used.

In other approaches the same type of generic equation is assigned to each reaction [ 18].