Sentence examples for weighted unit from inspiring English sources

The solution of the crack problem is represented by a superposition of weighted unit normal displacement jump solutions, everyone of which forms a Green's function.

Uses a weighted unit of 1.2 for each eligible Indian student enrolled in the seventh and eighth grades of the school in considering the number of eligible Indian students served by the school.

Consider two equally weighted unit variance one-dimensional components located at an equal distance Δ μ from the origin, with pdf f(x) = frac{w}{sqrt{2pi}} e^{- frac{(x-Deltamu)^{2} }{2}} + frac{w}{sqrt{2pi}} e^{- frac{(x + Deltamu)^{2} }{2}}.

The duty cycled WSN is modeled as a weighted unit disc graph (UDG) G= V,E), where V is the set of nodes, and E represents the set of edges/links that exist between two nodes if their Euclidean distance is no more than a given transmission range.

The weighted unit cost per vaccine dose is US$5.22 in urban health facility and US$9.88 in rural facilities (Table  2).

If there were different types of the same resource (i.e., different types of catheters, tubes, etc)., weighted unit costs adjusted by market share were used.

We focus on weighted unit-price-contract (UPC) auctions, in which bidders bid unit prices and pay accordingly if they win, and their bids are weighted by factors based on their own past performance.

The equations for each of these portions are: Employer = age-weighted unit preventable death * 2 * SAL * % members employed Employee = ($VSL * % PVFE) – Employer Society = $VSL – Employer's portion – Employee portion Aggregate cost and savings estimates across all stakeholders, as well as an aggregate of employer (payer) and employees (members) savings are provided.

Images of the knee in the sagittal plane were obtained on a T1 weighted whole body unit as previously described.

All of this angst and arguing is pushing forward a question: Is the resistance to Amazon a last-ditch bid to keep the future of American literary culture out of the hands of a rapacious corporation that calls books "demand-weighted units," or an effort by a bunch of dead-enders and snobs to forestall a future that will be much better for most readers and writers?

A word about proportion: this business interruption affects a small percentage of Amazon's demand-weighted units.