| We performed each analysis on the logarithmically transformed dependent variables. |
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| The numbers of links to other domains in such graphs were logarithmically binned, and frequencies were thus obtained. |
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| Nasal lavage and PBMC cytokine and the derived cytokine ratios were logarithmically transformed before analysis. |
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| In this publication all elasticity maps are encoded in gray shades with logarithmically scaled Young's moduli. |
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| It does not depend linearly on the importance of backlinks but logarithmically. |
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| These effects may be explained by a visuo-spatial magnitude representation or mental number line that is logarithmically compressed as magnitude increases. |
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| The sample is logarithmically deposited according to an Archimedes spiral pattern. |
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| Richter magnitudes increase logarithmically, which means that each level is ten times more powerful than the one before it. |
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| If the wrapping has a uniform thickness and separates the pipe from the surrounding soil at all points, the strength of the signal current on the pipe will decline logarithmically. |
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| Logarithmic Detector Array: The angular range sampled by each detector in the Spraytec increases logarithmically as the angle increases, optimising the sensitivity to changes in both the coarse and fine particle fraction. |
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| Don't you think it would be cool if unread-mail or unread-blogs badges faded logarithmically from red to black according to the age of the last unread message? |
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| Beno Gutenberg then made the natural suggestion to plot the amplitudes logarithmically. |
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| Here, ideas are plotted on a graph where income in a hypothetical future year is plotted logarithmically against the composite IRL index. |
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| The volume is also scaled logarithmically. |
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| The sum of several sound levels must be calculated logarithmically. |
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| It means each semitone is logarithmically splitted into 100 parts. |
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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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| A spatial interpolation unit comprising a discrete set of filters, characterized in that at least some of the cut-off frequencies of the filters of the discrete set are logarithmically spaced. |
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| The entire spectrum is logarithmically scale-invariant. |
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| The corresponding leading order entropy of the nonsuperradiant modes is found to be proportional to the area of the horizon and is logarithmically divergent. |
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| While previously utilizing US applications described in traditional imaging environments, the number of research studies in POCUS has grown logarithmically. |
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| The number is growing logarithmically as Indians are using increasingly brutal methods to suppress the people of IOK and their legal struggle for freedom. |
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| This challenges the idea that mammalian brains perceive numbers logarithmically and may help researchers better understand how human beings process numbers. |
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| This realignment occurs again with cooling after assembly and the passage of time, so much so that its dielectric constant changes logarithmically. |
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