This rescaling is intended to compare these scores to a standard of some sort.

Furthermore, this flow is unique, up to a constant rescaling of time.

If necessary, the coefficients are rescaled by a rescaling of the variable.

There are other ways to pick the rescaling which give even better superlinear convergence rates.

Canonical factor analysis is unaffected by arbitrary rescaling of the data.

It is not invariant to different rescaling of the different dimensions.

Other models describe the rescaling as partly beneficial, in that it enhances discrimination.

Any alternative choice would result in a rescaling of by a factor of .

We define the confidence rating by rescaling the conditional probability:

A quantum mechanical description of the rescaling can be found in [1].

However, in these theories, a person's utility function is only well-defined up to an 'affine rescaling'.

Models of this type can account for perceptual rescaling without involving the manner of lifting.

Principals and superintendents across the state, many of whom had called for the rescaling after test scores plummeted in 2002, generally said they were pleased.

Under conformal rescaling of the metric for some scalar function .

Norm referenced scores are typically reported on the standard score (z) scale or a rescaling of it.

Velocity rescaling is a means of imposing a thermostat on the system, forcing it to maintain a roughly constant temperature.

For convenience the reduced Planck constant is set equal to one and is just a rescaling of the results found throughout this article.

Some types of normalization involve only a rescaling, to arrive at values relative to some size variable.

A rescaling of length that make the whole system smaller increases all wavenumbers, and moves some fluctuations above the cutoff.

The illusion therefore cannot be explained by the manner of lifting, and must be due to some perceptual rescaling based on prior expectations.

The points on the plane at infinity seem to have three degrees of freedom, but homogeneous coordinates are equivalent up to any rescaling:

Time is the same for both frames, but the rescaling of the x axis keeps the right-moving speed of sound fixed in the moving frame.

This rescaling and rotation allows for better visibility and emphasis of important outliers points that vary between the two measurement conditions.

Harry Phillips, a Regent from Hartsdale, said he wished the rescaling had taken place sooner.

All of the above transformations can be shown to be obtainable from a general rotation and rescaling of the coordinates in the plane.

The images were then rescaled to fit the game's display.

One can capture the energy by rescaling the map around the concentration point.

I guess we couldn't really expect any sort of rescaling effort...

All songs have been rescaled because of this change.

The yapping stopped when, tracking back, we rescaled the fence.

The density shown in the figure at right has been rescaled by 2, so that its standard deviation is 1.

For the first time, he acknowledged that the physics test needed to be rescaled, but wanted to limit it to future tests.

Despite the large family of widths, the "@" sign is not rescaled by width.

By rescaling we make this minimum value 1.

The truncated normal distribution results from rescaling a section of a single density function.

But Mr. Weiss had more ideas than just rescaling the story.

It indicates that the distribution must be truncated within the given range, and rescaled appropriately.

Would a site rescaled and redesigned to conform to iPad output work better?

If necessary, the coefficients are rescaled by a rescaling of the variable.

In the new coordinates, the R matrix is rescaled as follows:

However, cropping and rescaling the images randomly can simulate a uniform distribution.

In the first round of bidding, the project exceeded the allotted budget, and consequently needed to be rescaled.

And once each state has chosen the formula that gives it the biggest slice, each share is rescaled to add up to 100 percent.

In a quantum mechanical context it is conventionally rescaled by a factor .

Simply rescaling units (e.g. to thousand square kilometers, or to millions of people) will not change this.

Mostly, parameter ranges are rescaled to accommodate higher speeds.

This is just a matter of rescaling the whole time-series to make the value for the index reference-period equal to 100.

This feature allows, for example, rescaling 4:3 images into 16:9 images without distorting the image.

"Because the theater is smaller, the production will be rescaled in order to make it the right show for that space," Mr. Hawkins said.

The artifact will not occur if the center-of-mass velocity of the system is kept separate and apart from those velocities being rescaled.