Sentence examples for variables dependent on from inspiring English sources
Since all variables now depend on τ, there are no more short-term variables dependent on t and, hence, there is no need to compute the user scheduling together with user association as the output of the optimization problem.
The results of a N and da/dN ΔK predicted from the hypothesis where m and C are variables dependent on each other were very similar to the experimental results(a N and da/dN ΔK).
In this paper we consider variance estimation for population totals and ratios in complex, cross-stratified surveys in which the ultimate sampling weights are random variables, dependent on the first phase of sampling.
Both true protein and lactose yield was lower in period 1 with no effect in period 2. Supplementation of lactating cows with NIA reduced vaginal temperature, but had differing effects on milk production variables dependent on the period of the study which may be due to a more severe heat stress experienced in period 1 compared with period 2, and/or a more advanced stage of lactation in period 2.
However, it is desirable to make all variables dependent on a small number of values that can be easily obtained, such as the height, width, and depth of a finger.
The authors evaluated urinary indices which are actually calculated variables, dependent on multiple measured parameters.
In the earlier study [ 13] Raftery and coworkers made two simulations of an outcome variable dependent on one true predictor but not related to 49 redundant variables.
Other modeling approaches to incorporate development rate variation stochastically by treating development rate as a random variable dependent on the variability in the level of catalytic enzymes [ 126- 128], positing a biophysical basis for variability.
The level of this activity in any one area is variable, dependent on the imagination of a hospital's management – and, of course, its finances.
The test is designed to show the released alkalinity, a variable dependent on the amount of sodium oxide, one of the minor components added to the glass mass.
When Matthew Shepard's father (Sam Waterston) says to Mr. McKinney, in court, "I give you life in memory of one who no longer lives," the noble sentiment -- taken from real life -- misses the larger point: is justice a variable, dependent on the feelings of a victim's family?
