Sentence examples for variation expressed from inspiring English sources

We consider a periodic time variation expressed as e−iωt, where ω is the angular frequency.

The phenotypic variation expressed by single reproductively mature organisms throughout their life, traditionally the subject of many physiological studies, has remained underexploited in evolutionary biology.

The variation, expressed as the geostatistical coefficient of variation, was on average 5% both years and ranged from 3 11% (2000) and 3 8% (2001).

However, they also show that the true inter-tree variation expressed as a standard deviation would be 8% lower than the variation measured using single cores.

bNote that we use the log10 variant of the log-normal, since the widely used shadowing model uses an additive Gaussian variation expressed in dB.

Interestingly, a specific mapping suggested by the PCA, involving the total harmonic distortion variation expressed in terms of the average voltage gain, yielded an even better separation between the transistor array clusters.

While Ibiza Uncovered at least split its time between lager-necking lads, and the owners of super-clubs, no current variation expresses any interest in legitimising club culture.

The crustal conductivity variations expressed by the initial conductance map covered a large range, from 4 to 10,000 Ohm−10,000

The global colour variations expressed as ∆E are reported in Table 5 and are lower than three in all cases, being almost imperceptible to the naked eye observation [12 14].

The D-variations (expressed in nanotesla) in the four lowest plots in the left-side panel with MLTs between 03 30 and 06:41 show an initial increase after the onset time, and thereafter a decrease.

Although the predicted and observed incidences were similar, there were some specific variations, expressed by the variation Δ.