Sentence examples for the latter coefficients from inspiring English sources

The latter coefficients are defined along the equilibrium concentration profile in the interfacial layer and in the α- and β-phases.

However, we do acknowledge that the latter coefficient is relatively small.

The latter coefficient is positive when estimated separately from other components coefficients and turns negative when estimated jointly.

THoweverQ schestimatingestheates based on (13), and then derives from the coefficients based on (41).

Also, as it can be seen from Equation 9 that this rotation operator is not supposed to cause a lag in the latter coefficient.

Similarly, the greater the proportion of unskilled workers on staff, the higher the demand for similarly educated employees and the lower the demand for new apprentices, where the latter coefficient is large but insignificant.

The proposed model makes the latter coefficient dependent on the shear stress in order to restrict the use of the spatial filtering technique in sheared stress region where numerical instabilities may occur.

The latter coefficient, which drops to 0.5 for the 50%% best-ranked molecules, is higher than that of Cn, probably because the correlations between the ranking of the results given by these two programs with the number of atoms in the molecules are also higher than those of Cn, with (left| r right|) equal 0.84 for Surflex and 0.78 for Gold.

Likewise, belonging to a larger cohort increases the probability of selecting the vocational path by about 16percentt, and the higher the expected real wage of educated worker at age 30 the lower the probability of choosing the vocational track, although the latter coefficient is only significant for women.

The two latter coefficients give a measure of the tradeoff between the two variables dev and dsd.

Notice that the first coefficient represents a variable fixed in time, whereas the latter two coefficients are assigned to time-dependent variables whose values change over time.