Sentence examples for the relative coefficient from inspiring English sources

Then, the relative coefficient of eccentricity on a conical surface was determined based on the mechanical model.

This allows considering the concept of "energy efficiency" as the relative coefficient of efficiency of the collection of all kinds of transformative mechanisms and devices.

Using the cost benefit analysis (CBA), we developed a new index, the relative coefficient (RC), to balance the benefits and the efficiency of culture models.

From the relative coefficient (R2), it can be seen that the pseudo-second-order kinetic model fits the adsorption of MO on alumina nanofibers better than the pseudo-first-order kinetic model.

The ECL intensity decreased linearly in the concentration range of 1.0 × 10−9 to 4.0 × 10−7 M for methimazole with the relative coefficient of 0.995, which showed finer sensitivity than that at bare electrode.

The relative Coefficient of Variation (CV), calculated from 330 samples analyzed in duplicate at different days, were 10% at 3 ng/mL for PCB-153 and 12% at 13 ng/mL for p,p'-DDE.

The relative coefficients of the GA are set as follows: The crossover rate Gr = 0.6.

The relative coefficients of the DDE are set as follows: The scaling factors of F and λ are both 0.8, and the crossover rate CR = 0.6.

When excluding Eastern European countries, the coefficient of the income tax variable drops significantly and the relative coefficients become very similar in magnitude.

Then, to calculate the relative coefficients at positions p ij (n > 1) it holds: p ii ( n ) + k S i 1 + k S i 2 + ⋯ + k S iZ = 1, with k S iZ = p ij ( n ).

The relative coefficients refer to the results reported in columns 1 and 3 of Table 9. Considering all countries in the sample, a one standard deviation increase in average life satisfaction in the destination country has an effect that is half that of a one standard deviation decrease in the income tax rate.