Sentence examples for transformation links from inspiring English sources

The transformation links the standing waves ratio, and hence the rotational torque, to the amplitudes and phases of the actuators.

The method makes use of the solution of a batch PBE through a mathematical transformation linking time to spatial variables.

Finally, the image plane to scene plane transformation were computed by defining a local coordinate system on the ground plane and using manually obtained correspondences to compute the projective transformation linking the two.

Since the transformation linking the actual field samples produced by the array elements to the extrapolated data is linear, the above narrower beam patterns can be implemented by applying to the actual sensor array a set of weighing windows represented by the transformation coefficients.

Accordingly, a procedural link can be a transformation link, an enabling link, or an event link.

A transformation link expresses object transformation, i.e., object consumption, generation, or state change.

The geometric transformation linking both homodimers requires a simple translation without any rotational component.

By logit transformation (link function), a linear regression is generalized from formula (1), as follows: (2) logit P BV = ln P BV / 1 − P BV = β 0 + β 1 × INOS p + β 2 × INOS b + β 3 × INOS rp + β 4 × CGI + β 5 × CLT + β 6 × CO + β 7 × DHS The percent of variance explained (PVE) is calculated as: PVE = (1- deviance/null.deviance)) × 1- deviance/null

We pass now from the smaller-scale revolutions of Kuhn's later work to large-scale movements that, in several cases, exceed the bounds of the early Kuhnian paradigms and the revolutionary transformations linking them.

We identify the natural topologies expressing the structured transformations linked to the impedance-graph, admittance graph-topology of the network and examine issues such as network regularity, number of finite frequencies and provide characterization of them in terms of the basic network matrices.

During the middle of the nineteenth century, notwithstanding a political context less fragmented than the present one, supported by a strong feeling of the nation and guaranteed by a national and imperial culture, British society had to face problems and anxieties produced by the social and economic transformations linked to the industrial revolution.