numerical value造句

Having a positive or negative numerical value;not zero.

We see that there is no numerical value of the real constant.

A weight object primarily encapsulates a numerical value that represents the weight between one node and another.

To convert the ancient Mayan calendar to the Gregorian (or modern) calendar, scholars use a numerical value (called the GMT).

The numerical value model of thermal conduction was established for annealing process of aluminium foil coils based on annealing furnace loaded with 40 t capacities.

This paper was a new design of Bernoulli experiment. It acquired the numerical value of gravitational constant with the method of date processing.

To measure the moisture content in a laundry detergent by different methods will result in different numerical values, which are certainly dissimilar to the theoretical value.

Base on the current density caused by the moving monopole, the hyperbola radiation spectrums of monopole in the central force-field are studied in detail and numerical value calculated in this paper.

The final numerical values, as displayed, were rounded off to three decimal places.

As expected, I disagreed with some areas, such as Harold's preference never to mark up units of measure separately from numerical values.

The critical fracture curve when cracks are vertical to the layered rock mass has also been obtained by using numerical values KI and KII.