| In the textbook situation, the diagnosis proceeds logically and linearly to a specific formula. |
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| The film may be dream-like, but its action unfolds linearly, realistically. |
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| If everything is assembled properly, the elastic displacement output of the CDA is linearly proportional to the current input to the coil. |
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| As the basal part of the stem was linearly elastic, there was no energy dissipated by viscous friction. |
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| In general, the dependent and independent clauses are linearly adjacent to each other. |
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| Under the assumptions that genes act multiplicatively, the log of this ratio should decline linearly over time. |
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| The desired outcome was based on the surgeon's ability to manipulate a cryolathe, which is an instrument designed to incise tissue linearly. |
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| The road between London and Bath was typical of a main route formed linearly. |
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| In plan, the house is designed linearly, taking advantage of the views from every room. |
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| Laid out linearly, the airport terminal is easy to navigate without the need for complex signage. |
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| Each color represents a separate, adjacent neuron, typically arranged linearly. |
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| These results show that the structure is unsafe and uneconomic when designed linearly without considering cracking. |
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| The print engine is designed linearly, with paper running from front to back under the four print drums. |
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| A supply chain is typically drawn linearly to show product movement from left to right. |
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| To display a time-varying signal on the CRT screen, the spot needs to move linearly along the X-axis as a function of time. |
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| While revenues for Internet companies can grow exponentially, operating costs tend to grow linearly. |
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| As the price of solar cells decreases linearly the demand for solar cells increases by orders of magnitude. |
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| Pupal mass is affected by growth rate and temperature, and is strongly and linearly correlated with total egg production. |
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| Blood pressure and number of patients with hypertension increased linearly with severity of sleep apnoea. |
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| The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor. |
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| This increase was linearly correlated with pulmonary indexes of airflow obstruction and lung hyperinflation. |
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| Even though the sun itself produces fully depolarized light, partially linearly polarized light is abundant in natural scenes. |
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| Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels, interspersed with ads to pay for the show. |
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| Habitat optimality, however, does not appear to be linearly correlated with the abundance of small woody stems. |
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| For a purely linearly isotropic material, a single constant suffices to describe the sample elasticity. |
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| Heat capacity increased linearly with temperature for ice and hyperbolically for supercooled water. |
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| The resistivity, which is the inverse of the conductance, in the Hall effect varies linearly with the applied magnetic field. |
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| The lateral segregation of charged membrane components, leading to local changes in surface charge density, depends linearly on electric field. |
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| Tailbeat frequency increases linearly with swimming speed in both parr and smolts. |
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| There are notes done linearly, notes using outlines with letters and numbers, notes inside squares and notes on calendars. |
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| In the analysis, soil was modeled using a linearly elastic, perfectly plastic material. |
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| The matrix was not singular, as the interaction observed variables were not linearly dependent on the original observed variables. |
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| The incidence rate of type 1 diabetes increased almost linearly with birth weight. |
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| Crop growth rate is approximately linearly related to daily light integral. |
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| Investigations rarely progress linearly from initial investigation to final identification of the root cause. |
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| Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels. |
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| Any question you have can be hunted down in a matter of minutes, and most of the sites are laid out pretty linearly. |
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| When you read a mathematical proof, it's laid out linearly, from the beginning to the end. |
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| The author treats these themes linearly, but with an episodic structure similar to that of the picaresque novel. |
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| Ecologists, taking their cue from nature, think in terms of cycles, while economists are more likely to think linearly. |
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| After propagating through the bandpass filter, the light is linearly polarized and reflected toward the target by a beamsplitter. |
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| The prediction was based on the assumption that thermotropic and lyotropic phase behavior changes linearly with chain length. |
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| For example, developmental changes in lung maturation and growth might not be linearly related to body size even if airway function is. |
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| Within each block, five 1.2 X 1.5m plots were arranged linearly at 1.5m spacing. |
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| His flights of fancy occur primarily as dream sequences and flashbacks, leaving room for the plot to linearly unfold. |
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| The remaining 20 percent of the delivery times linearly were interpolated between 10 and 20 minutes, with the upper bound set at 20 minutes. |
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| The biggest problem we have with Moore's Law is that we think of it linearly. |
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| We used the EOM and quarter-wave plate combination to rotate the polarization direction of the linearly polarized laser light. |
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| Adjustable warping speed by electronic frequency variator, keeping the speed linearly constant. |
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| A gyroscope is a wheel or disc mounted in such a way that it is free to rotate around an axis as well as to move linearly along the other two axes. |
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| The steps outlined in the streaming process can be presented linearly. |
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| The re-orientation can be observed when linearly polarized light is used to induce birefringence and dichroism. |
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| In the logical formal mode, proof is provided in linearly connected sentences composed of words that are carefully selected to convey unambiguous meaning. |
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| In this paper he gave what is now called the Gram Schmidt orthonormalisation process for constructing an orthonormal set of functions from a linearly independent set. |
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| Unbranched long molecular chains of nucleotides, which are linked to each other by diphosphate links, either linearly or in a ring. |
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| The scenario is one of a world without risks, where prices for agricultural raw materials evolve linearly. |
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| The output current and voltage are linearly proportional to the input pressure. |
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| When observing near the solar limb, the lines are linearly polarized, due to the scattering of the underlying anisotropic radiation. |
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| Incident linearly polarized light at an angle of polarization, α, converted to circularly polarized light through the structure. |
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| The light emerging from a polaroid is linearly polarized with its electric field perpendicular to the alignment direction. |
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| Missing observations for long-horizon survey data are linearly interpolated from observations for surrounding quarters. |
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| These films are indexed individually and linearly, meaning you must scroll through each page one by one in order to find the particular film you are interested in. |
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| Hereinto, the inflection and maximum voltages increase linearly with the increasing current rates. |
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| The abscissas of Figure 8a,b is RPD values that were linearly quantized using 3 bits. |
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| The threshold value is incremented linearly until it reaches the current mains voltage value and mains monitoring is triggered. |
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| A clothoid has the property that its curvature varies linearly with arclength. |
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| It starts at 41 per cent for the minimum wage and increase linearly to reach 57 per cent at 1.3 times this amount. |
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| As the size of your string grows linearly larger, the difference between the significance of the most significant bit and the least significant bit grows exponentially larger. |
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| In many legumes, seeds are arranged linearly within the pod, making it relatively simple to study the effect of position of the ovule on seed abortion and seed set. |
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| Streets were laid out linearly, with intersections at right angles. |
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| Exposure to rasburicase in rats and baboons following both single and multiple dosing, increased linearly with dose. |
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| The electric motor, used to linearly move the internal hydraulic valve assembly, was broken and missing. |
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| Radiographic cup anteversion and stem antetorsion were linearly correlated. |
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| The RF amplifier was set to operate linearly and the RF demodulator down converts 2.5 MHz carrier filter type. |
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| It does not depend linearly on the importance of backlinks but logarithmically. |
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| Pushrods or tubes fitted to the followers also move linearly. |
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| The SAF computed from seasonal outputs of GCMs run over historical periods and from projection outputs are strongly linearly related. |
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| Reminiscent of the tarot, the cards can be read linearly in any direction. |
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| The tendon pulled out linearly, along the fiber orientation. |
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| Power varies linearly with clock speed and by the square of the voltage. |
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| When the C axis is used, one axis interpolates linearly or circularly with the spindle in the given working plane, while the third axis interpolates linearly. |
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| The force required to compress a spring varies linearly with the displacement. |
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| This equation is descriptive of a Cornu spiral, a spiral whose curvative increases linearly with arclength. |
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| The PK of the supersaturated solution of lanreotide administered SC was long lasting and linearly related to dose in the dose range 60-120Â mg in healthy volunteers and patients with acromegaly. |
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| Employment linearly interpolated from quarterly to monthly. |
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| This dissipative loss leads to attenuation of the electromagnetic signal, and the amount of attenuation increases linearly with increasing distance between the transmitter and the receiver. |
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| The package deal is posted linearly over the duration of the services. |
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| Proposition 52 then shows that such a pendulum, although not isochronous under inverse-square centripetal forces, is isochronous under centripetal forces that vary linearly with the distance to the center. |
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| Insofar as gravity varies thus linearly below the surface in a uniformly dense sphere, the hypocycloidal pendulum is isochronous up to the surface, and hence it can in principle be used to measure the strength of gravity. |
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| From Table 1 it is observed that density of aqueous solution varies linearly with molality. |
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| This allows the file to be read linearly during playback, which would not be possible if streams were written in their entirety out one after the other. |
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| Glenoid neck length was measured linearly along the scapular plane between the inferior glenoid rim and the infraglenoid tubercule. |
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| In that sense the book works both linearly as well as through the juxtapositions that make collages work. |
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| A completely polarized wave can be elliptically polarized, or polarized in degenerate forms of the ellipse, i.e. circularly, or linearly polarized. |
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| Because of the centripetal forces acting on the bob, the axle deflection and the sensor signal acquired increases quadratically with increasing speed and linearly with decreasing track radius. |
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| The elaboration of an oneiric formalism takes shape for Giovanni Truncellito in his search for a linearly taut and chromatically dense language which can be classified as visionary impressionism. |
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| When this linearly polarized light passes through the object under examination, it may be unaffected or, if the object is birefringent, it may be split into two beams with different polarizations. |
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| And, as the ear responds logarithmically rather than linearly to stimuli, it is more practical to express acoustic parameters as a logarithmic ratio of the measured value to a reference value. |
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| In the deramp process, the principle of continuous radar with a linearly frequency-modulated wave is applied to a pulsed radar. |
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| In addition to responding to hypoxia, the carotid body increases its activity linearly as the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in arterial blood is raised. |
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| Forget everything you learned!' MBAs think too linearly. |
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| Malthus claimed that, if unchecked, human population would expand exponentially, while food production could increase only linearly, by bringing new land into cultivation. |
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| Willingness to pay does not vary linearly in accordance with age. |
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| In order to obtain an as even as possible heat flow in the material the pre-heating pressure is reduced linearly to zero in the next part of the cycle. |
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| Intangible assets are amortised linearly over their expected useful life. |
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| Ships that are not acquired new and which, in accordance with paragraph 1, cannot benefit from depreciation as provided for in paragraphs 1 to 4 may be depreciated linearly over the period of normal usage. |
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| You can choose from 10 attribution models including first click, last click or equally shared, or more advanced ones like linearly increasing or decreasing over time or visitor engagement. |
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| These licensing payments are generally recognized linearly over the estimated term during which we maintain substantive contractual obligations, as provided for in our revenue recognition policy. |
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| The costs of formation and capital increases, as well as other formation expenses, are booked as assets and depreciated linearly over a maximum period of 5 years. |
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| This simulation assumes that all input parameters are fixed except for the volatility of major banks' equity, which returns to its sample average linearly over one year. |
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| Areas under plasma concentration vs. time curves increased linearly with dose increments up to 500 mg twice a day, but larger doses fell short of the linear projections. |
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| Also, drab levels are linearly laid out, there's a dodge and here's e combat unimaginative, which is a ven the ource that could en mined. |
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| Directional speed occurs when an athlete moves linearly, slows down enough to change direction at an angle, and accelerates linearly again. |
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| Then the Wronskian of f and g must be nonzero, else they could not be linearly independent. |
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| Furthermore, the multipreconditioned search space is shown to grow only linearly with the number of preconditioners. |
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| In monochronic cultures, time is experienced linearly and as something to be spent, saved, made up, or wasted. |
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| It has been shown that the amount of phosphorus lost to surface waters increases linearly with the amount of phosphorus in the soil. |
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| Another reason for heterodyne processing is that for fixed fractional bandwidth, the instantaneous bandwidth increases linearly in frequency. |
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| Heat dissipated by respiratory evaporation increases linearly with ambient temperature, matching the rate of heat production. |
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| The beam initially diffracts linearly and self-focusses slowly into a soliton. |
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| If the new information and old information linearly dependent, then the new information does not possess any useful information. |
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| Torsion angle of the body structure is linearly dependent on the applied torque. |
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| Bending properties and dimensional stability were linearly dependent on virgin fiber ratios. |
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| Therefore, the precession angle was inversely proportional to the neutron velocity, or linearly dependent upon the wavelength. |
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| Thanks to our result, we are able to show that this family is linearly independent and hence, a basis of WQSym. |
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| Let x and y be linearly independent unit vectors in our Hubert space and P and Q the projections onto the subspaces they generate. |
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| The results showed that the coefficients of friction increases linearly with the load increase for ABS and its composites. |
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| Did you write it linearly, or write each story and then break them apart? |
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| The HybriCore chipset is the world's first linearly scalable packet switching chipset. |
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| In each case, V contains a countable linearly independent subset whose image determines the endomorphisms under consideration. |
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| It is this hyperspatial quality of digitality that allows us to read history as superpository rather than as linearly sequential. |
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| The proposed model assumes that quality is linearly increased along the capillary tube and the refrigerant does not recondense in the heat exchanger. |
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| Some, including bees, can also distinguish linearly polarized light. |
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| The strengths rise to approximately 80 grams linearly to the grammage. |
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| Input power reduces cubicly, available pressure lift reduces quadratically, and refrigerant flow reduces linearly in proportion to the speed reduction. |
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| The effect related linearly to the amount of causative agent added. |
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| Therefore, the nn scattering intensity is proportional to the square of the neutron flux density, while the background intensity depends linearly on the flux density. |
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| After a class lecture on simple linear regression, students were asked to collect data on 2 variables from the NBA website that might be linearly related. |
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| Since mastication time and total mixing time are approximately linearly dependent on the two unit work variables, insensitivity to mixing time can also be inferred. |
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| While considering time-varying demands, inventory modellers usually take the demand to be either linearly dependent or exponentially dependent upon time. |
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| In fact, the radiolytic production of ozone increased linearly with dose. |
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| The grade of the land from the tee to the hole might increase or decrease the carry and rolling distance of shots as measured linearly along the ground. |
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| The current flowing in the winding is producing the fields and for a motor using a magnetic material the field is not linearly proportional to the current. |
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