| Just as the forward function resembles the exponential curve, the inverse function appears similar to the logarithm. |
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| The logarithm remains an important mathematical function but its use in calculating has gone for ever. |
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| Initial assignment to linkage groups was based on the logarithm of the odds ratio for each possible marker pair. |
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| It was a 17th century Scottish baron, John Napier, who first discovered the power of the logarithm as an important function in mathematics. |
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| In that year Briggs gave a numerical approximation to the base 10 logarithm of e but did not mention e itself in his work. |
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| The logarithm is only one of many nonlinear but monotonic functions that can be applied to measurements prior to analysis. |
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| A mathematical function, like sine or logarithm, gives the same answer to a particular question each time you ask it. |
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| If the logarithm is taken as the forward function, the function taking the base to a given power is then called the antilogarithm. |
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| For each value of x o, a different constant term was added to the logarithm to broaden the distances between curves. |
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| Having arrived at the above equation, we can use the exponential function and the natural logarithm to solve it. |
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| The D 37 of each protein was obtained from the curve of the Napierian logarithm of the remaining intact protein versus radiation dose. |
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| According to the prime number theorem, the average gap length up to a certain prime equals the value of the natural logarithm of that prime. |
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| Euler asserts that the sum of the harmonic series equals the natural logarithm of infinity plus a quantity that is nearly a constant. |
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| Due to a skewed distribution of the summed scale, the natural logarithm was used in the analysis. |
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| The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor. |
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| This led him to calculate that the information content of any event was proportional to the logarithm of its inverse probability of occurrence. |
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| It corresponds to the negative decadic logarithm of the molal hydrogen ions activity divided by the unit of the molality. |
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| The coefficients of this regression are the logarithm of the odds ratio. |
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| The number in question, 7427466391, is a sequence that starts at the 101st digit of e, a constant that is the base of the natural logarithm. |
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| For the GEM, however, the income index is based on unadjusted values, not the logarithm of estimated earned income. |
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| The level is the ratio of the measured voltage value to a reference voltage value expressed as a logarithm. |
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| Return a numerical vector containing the decimal logarithm of each element if the value is a numerical vector. |
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| It supports trigonometric functions, logarithm and antilogarithm. |
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| The indices utilized here represent transformations that linearize germination data with respect to suboptimal temperature or the logarithm of thermal time. |
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| Tables 1 and 2, below, outline the equations for determining minimum average efficiency, where Pno stands for nameplate output power and Ln refers to the natural logarithm. |
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| The diameter of each circle is a function of the logarithm of the number of infected machines, so large circles visually underrepresent the number of infected cases in order to minimize overlap with adjacent locations. |
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| Inflation is the annualized change in the logarithm of the GDP deflator, and real marginal costs are measured as deviations from the sample mean of the logarithm of labour income share in the non-farm business sector. |
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| A fast hardware approach for approximate, efficient logarithm and antilogarithm computations. |
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| This simplification is possible because of the following logarithmic property: the logarithm of the product of two numbers is equal to the sum of the logarithms of the numbers. |
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| Accordingly, the logarithm of income is used. |
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| Our results indicate that high values of household net worth and the logarithm of the ratio of liquid assets to total assets are associated with a lower likelihood of mortgage delinquency. |
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| A model specification with a logarithm of the fare was statistically better than a model with a linear fare term, indicating that people are less sensitive to a small fare change at high fare levels than at low fare levels. |
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| Calculates the logarithm for the base 10 of the input value. |
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| Notice the resemblance between the p-adic ordinal and the base-p logarithm. |
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| For N impulsive sounds, LLM is ten times the logarithm to the base 10 of the arithmetic mean often to the power of one tenth the Impulse Sound Level of each impulsive sound. |
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| We measure size as the natural logarithm of total admitted general account assets. |
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| The common approach used in dealing with non-stationary time series is natural logarithm as a form of transformation in the analysis. |
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| The gross profit margin variable was not transformed into natural logarithm as some observations were negative. |
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| The natural logarithm of the inverse of the sales realised in every market is the weight given to each geographical segment. |
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| John Napier introduced logarithm in the early 17th century as a means to simplify calculations. |
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| It is approximately the negative of the base 10 logarithm of the molar concentration, measured in units of moles per liter, of hydrogen ions. |
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| More precisely it is the negative of the base 10 logarithm of the activity of the hydrogen ion. |
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| The pH is then equal to minus the logarithm of the concentration value. |
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| In view of this incommensurableness of most numbers and their respective logarithms, only an approximate definition can be given of a logarithm in general. |
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| Besides conversions, the tool calculates percentages, square roots, Roman numerals, remainders after division, factorials, trigonometric functions, logarithm bases and more. |
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| As bank size grows, total expenses also increase and the coefficient on natural logarithm of assets is statistically significant in explaining the total expenses. |
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| Figure 1 illustrates the impact of goals that a hockey player scores on the natural logarithm of his salary, holding all other variables constant. |
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