linearly in A Sentence

V~304Vac(line-line) load derated from 100%-75% Linearly.

All ultrasound-driven processes are completely reproducible and Linearly scalable.

I tried to write Linearly, but it didn't work for me.

The essence of that statement, mathematically, is that dimensions are Linearly independent.

Afterwards, all process results can be Linearly scaled to full industrial production.

The game uses a totally Linearly approach when it comes to the gameplay.

This was Stanley Kubrick's first film edited by computer rather than Linearly spliced film.

In this case, the cabinets are arranged Linearly along one of the kitchen walls.

So when the data set grows Linearly, so does the difference in time between the two.

In years past, the recommended amount of swap space increased Linearly with the amount of RAM in the system.

Incident light is Linearly polarized by PBS and converted to circular polarization by the quarter wave plate, it only.

Consider the following examples, below I am Linearly searching for an element, this has a time complexity of O(n).

All specific ultrasonic processes can be easily tested in lab or bench-top scale and then be Linearly scaled up to industrial production.

No models project the atmosphere to behave so Linearly- partly for the same reasons that Lovelock identified when he proposed Gaia theory.

Dielectric loss- It is also another major loss arises due to the rise in frequency, but it increases Linearly unlike resistive loss.

In 1913, his student Alfred Sturtevant utilized the phenomenon of genetic linkage to manifest that genes are organised Linearly on the chromosome.

In 1913, his student Alfred Sturtevant used the phenomenon of genetic linkage to show that genes are arranged Linearly on the chromosome.

One of Bateman's most important conclusions was that male reproductive success- as measured by offspring produced- increases Linearly with his number of mates.

Since we would like drain current to vary approximately Linearly with vGS(independent of vDS), the FET is not generally used in the triode region.

Since ultrasonic extraction processes can be Linearly scaled up to industrial production, it is the most effective method to produce larger quantities of the alkaloid.

What we can learn from Jeff's thinking path is that“When you are setting yourself on an exponential trajectory, the biggest sin is to move Linearly.”.

Remember that electrons that constitute an AC current, unlike those that constitute a DC current, don't move Linearly forward, but instead alternate between the terminals;

The results of these trials are completely reproducible, so that the following scale-up is Linearly and can be easily made without additional efforts regarding the process optimization.

(c) Show that for a distortionless transmission line, the attenuation constant a. does not depend on frequency, whereas the phase constant b depends Linearly on it.

Attempts to achieve scalar and better performance have resulted in a variety of design methodologies that cause the CPU to behave less Linearly and more in parallel.

We thus say that in order to solve this problem, the computer needs to perform a number of steps that grows Linearly in the size of the problem.

The study stated that,"toddler crib-sleeping decreases Linearly with age between 18 and 36 months," meaning that toddlers are transitioning out of cots at ages that then affect their sleep patterns.

A person does not develop Linearly, he develops in steps, and the crisis is just that moment of a breakthrough in development, after which there is a period of stabilization, a plateau.

Product Description The opening and closing part of the stop valve is a cylindrical valve flap, the sealing surface is flat or conical, and the valve flap moves Linearly along the centerline of the fluid.

Brain metabolism also increased proportionately with years of education in the anterior cingulate gyrus, and functional connectivity between several brain regions that are critical for cognitive function increased Linearly with the number of years of education.

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linearly in A Sentence

V~304Vac(line-line) load derated from 100%-75% Linearly.

All ultrasound-driven processes are completely reproducible and Linearly scalable.

I tried to write Linearly, but it didn't work for me.

The essence of that statement, mathematically, is that dimensions are Linearly independent.

Afterwards, all process results can be Linearly scaled to full industrial production.

The game uses a totally Linearly approach when it comes to the gameplay.

This was Stanley Kubrick's first film edited by computer rather than Linearly spliced film.

In this case, the cabinets are arranged Linearly along one of the kitchen walls.

So when the data set grows Linearly, so does the difference in time between the two.

In years past, the recommended amount of swap space increased Linearly with the amount of RAM in the system.

Incident light is Linearly polarized by PBS and converted to circular polarization by the quarter wave plate, it only.

Consider the following examples, below I am Linearly searching for an element, this has a time complexity of O(n).

All specific ultrasonic processes can be easily tested in lab or bench-top scale and then be Linearly scaled up to industrial production.

No models project the atmosphere to behave so Linearly- partly for the same reasons that Lovelock identified when he proposed Gaia theory.

Dielectric loss- It is also another major loss arises due to the rise in frequency, but it increases Linearly unlike resistive loss.

In 1913, his student Alfred Sturtevant utilized the phenomenon of genetic linkage to manifest that genes are organised Linearly on the chromosome.

In 1913, his student Alfred Sturtevant used the phenomenon of genetic linkage to show that genes are arranged Linearly on the chromosome.

One of Bateman's most important conclusions was that male reproductive success- as measured by offspring produced- increases Linearly with his number of mates.

Since we would like drain current to vary approximately Linearly with vGS(independent of vDS), the FET is not generally used in the triode region.

Since ultrasonic extraction processes can be Linearly scaled up to industrial production, it is the most effective method to produce larger quantities of the alkaloid.

What we can learn from Jeff's thinking path is that“When you are setting yourself on an exponential trajectory, the biggest sin is to move Linearly.”.

Remember that electrons that constitute an AC current, unlike those that constitute a DC current, don't move Linearly forward, but instead alternate between the terminals;

The results of these trials are completely reproducible, so that the following scale-up is Linearly and can be easily made without additional efforts regarding the process optimization.

(c) Show that for a distortionless transmission line, the attenuation constant a. does not depend on frequency, whereas the phase constant b depends Linearly on it.

Attempts to achieve scalar and better performance have resulted in a variety of design methodologies that cause the CPU to behave less Linearly and more in parallel.

We thus say that in order to solve this problem, the computer needs to perform a number of steps that grows Linearly in the size of the problem.

The study stated that,"toddler crib-sleeping decreases Linearly with age between 18 and 36 months," meaning that toddlers are transitioning out of cots at ages that then affect their sleep patterns.

A person does not develop Linearly, he develops in steps, and the crisis is just that moment of a breakthrough in development, after which there is a period of stabilization, a plateau.

Product Description The opening and closing part of the stop valve is a cylindrical valve flap, the sealing surface is flat or conical, and the valve flap moves Linearly along the centerline of the fluid.

Brain metabolism also increased proportionately with years of education in the anterior cingulate gyrus, and functional connectivity between several brain regions that are critical for cognitive function increased Linearly with the number of years of education.

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