Sentence examples for unchanged transfer from inspiring English sources

Set 2: Normalized profiles (NP): The second data set is termed NP and is derived from the RP set using a homothetic transformation; all velocities are scaled by a factor of 800/V bedrock so that the bedrock velocity is equal to 800 m/s for each profile in this "normalized profile" set, while the thickness of each layer is also scaled with the same factor to maintain an unchanged transfer function.

Based on similarity in the structures of glucose, fructose and sucrose, it is expected by analogy that the unchanged transfer of fructose to smoke will be low as well.

Because the total spin between the two molecules is unchanged, the transfer of energy can occur rapidly and efficiently.

This means that the strength of hydrophobic interactions in this protein is relatively unchanged on transfer from water to urea solution.

Although insulin binds normally to its receptor in uremia, and receptor density is unchanged, the transfer of insulin resistance by uremic serum suggests a direct contribution of uremic toxins.

Some neuroscientists believe that the content of memories remains unchanged during this transfer, whereas others argue that memories are stripped of their context that is, details of when and where they were acquired before they reach the neocortex.

The term "low-pass" literally means that low frequencies in the input signal pass unchanged through the transfer function G1 s), while high frequencies get damped, hence the impulsive input exits from G1(s) smoothed and with more gentle slopes.

Indeed, very small yields (about 0.5% [range 0.4 0.8%]) of uniformly C-labeled glucose and sucrose were found to transfer unchanged from Burley tobacco into mainstream smoke (Gager et al., 1971a), supporting the results of an earlier study (Kobashi and Sakaguchi, 1959).

All other model probabilities are transferred unchanged into HMMer-2's HMM format.

Continuous variables, such as waiting times and consultation times, were transferred unchanged into our final secondary data set.

Thus, it is unlikely that the sugar transferred unchanged to smoke would elicit a sweet taste sensation in the smoker.