Sentence examples for values of this coefficient from inspiring English sources

The values of this coefficient were obtained minimizing the differences with a sophisticated numerical model.

Some recommendations concerning the use of inaccurate values of this coefficient in the simulation are made.

The average values of this coefficient vary between 2×10−5 and 5×10−5 s−1.

The values of this coefficient show homogeneous distribution of the track measurements, and the good quality of the results is presented in the tendency toward the mean of the distribution, except in very few cases.

The values of this coefficient range from 0 to 100.

Large values of this coefficient represent high sensitivity and small values represent low sensitivity.

It is difficult to obtain the value of this coefficient because of the irregular shape of maize particles.

The asymptotic value of this coefficient for large times approaches the value predicted by the Taylor dispersion theory.

The value of this coefficient was De = 1.9 × 10−5 cm2/s, of the same order as free diffusion for l-asparaginase.

This paper also points out the underestimation of Linke turbidity coefficient in the airport station with Solar Radiation Database (SoDa), compared to ground-based determination, and calculates the value of this coefficient for three stations across Guadeloupe.

The value of this coefficient is between (− 1) and (1).