Sentence examples for weight of unity from inspiring English sources

All the unique n-grams are assigned a weight of unity, i.e. 1, and the common n-grams are assigned weights using a dampening factor that accounts for how popular the n-gram is with respect to the genomes present in the dataset.

The performance test runs of the two H-ZSM-5 and [B]-H-ZSM-5 samples were conducted in a fixed-bed reactor at T = 480 °C, P = 1 atm, methanol WHSV = 0.9 h−1 with methanol to water weight ratio of unity in the feed.

The correlation factor found was 0.346 g/L cell dry weight per unity of absorbance.

With the help of these design charts the required embedded length T can be determined quite easily taking into account the difference of the ground water level H, the geometrical boundary conditions of the excavation and the unity weight of submerged soil γ'.

Still, as Figure 4B shows these edge weights decay dramatically; the number of robust edges (those with a weight near unity) is a very small fraction of the total number of edges in the dense consensus graph.

He said the weight of evidence was building and, in a rare show of unity, Williams joined Xenophon and Whish-Wilson for a media conference on the issue.

Moreover we show that the weighting needed by the Classical Hierarchical basis to maintain partition of unity has significant implications on the conditioning numbers.

The gradients are all near the ideal value of unity, but this is a consequence of the weight-scaling described in §3.4.

The weights are specific to each unit so that 0 ≤ "role-substitutive model" ≤ 1 and a value of unity implies complete technical efficiency relative to the other models under scrutiny.

Social and economic considerations should be given the same weighting as environmental impacts in the distribution of water, crossbenchers have told the federal government in a rare show of unity.

"This is a sign of unity".