Sentence examples for usable formulae from inspiring English sources
In this context, we consider usable formulae for sample sizes.
For the formula to be usable, the potentially great variety of factors involved have to be both quantifiable in principle and commensurable, i.e., capable of synthesis into an aggregate value).
As a result of group retardation of the radar wave, a practical approach to infer hmF2 values is to use empirical formulas that connect hmF2 to the maximum usable frequency (MUF) factor, M3000F2 parameter, rather than working with the virtual height read from the ionogram (Bradley and Dudeney, 1973).
It was invented in the 1840s, before calculators, when a formula had to be very simple to be usable.
Resulting in a simple formula the solution enables the extension of the usable dynamic range of a comb-drive actuator to include the nonlinear zone.
Harrell's c-statistic is a measure of discrimination calculated using the formula – c = number of concordant pairs + 0.5 × number of tied pairs total number of usable pairs Each individual with an event before ten years is paired with every other person, irrespective of their event status.
3. Usable reading lights.
We asked, "Are they usable?
These lanes were hardly usable!
