Sentence examples for using a variable called from inspiring English sources
The broker does this by using a variable called the threshold--if the resource is likely to be used more than the threshold it invests; if not, it does not.
In order to make a valid comparison we control for a number of factors such as vehicle technology, measurement technique and driving conditions and use a variable called 'Pollution Index' (g/kg).
The methodology involves the use of a variable called an 'instrument' which, in this context, needs to fulfil two criteria: (1) it should be strongly correlated with the characteristics of the neonatal unit at the hospital of birth and (2) it should be uncorrelated with the outcomes of interest conditional on observed covariates and therefore uncorrelated with unobserved confounders.
Using the equations dialog, create a variable called "Shipping Weight", by typing Shipping Weight in quotations and then put an equals sig.
The power electronic part is customizable using a variable topology FPGA solver called Electric Hardware Solver (eHS).
The rival Shochiku studio began the successful production of sound-on-film talkies in 1931 using a variable-density process called Tsuchibashi.
For our analysis of participants' response to the threat of swine flu, we use a variable we call "survey day".
A genetic algorithm based on real parameter representation using a variable selection pressure and variable probability of mutation is used to optimize an annular air breathing rocket inlet called the Exchange Inlet.
Therefore, we used a single control variable, called UC, to simultaneously modulate the pulse-width, stimulation frequency, and optical power of 465 nm stimulation (Equations 7 9).
Continuum Damage Mechanics (CDM) was used to introduce a new variable called Butterfly Formation Index (BFI) that manifests the dependence of wing formation on depth.
Once the Heckman selection equation is estimated, the residuals (error term) from this equation are used to form a new variable called the Inverse Mills Ratio (IMR).
