Noun:

সূচক বক্ররেখা,

exponential curve's Usage Examples:

whole approximates a (constant-ratio)[further explanation needed] exponential curve.

The exponential curve is a theoretical distribution fitted to the actual failure times.

This particular exponential curve is specified by.

through the diode for any given voltage across the diode VD, is an exponential curve.

CAIDA-coordinated analysis of the SQL Slammer outbreak, its growth followed an exponential curve with a doubling time of 8.

can apply, their maximum force will decrease according to the same exponential curve as everyone else.

The classic model is a double-exponential curve which climbs steeply, quickly reaches a peak and then decays more.

The exponential curve shape is in many ways the precise opposite of the logarithmic curves.

proposed to approximate forgetting, perhaps the simplest being an exponential curve described by the equation R = e − t S , {\displaystyle R=e^{-{\frac.

The exponential curve was created by the use of Euler's number e raised to the power of.

of the proton ensemble goes back to its equilibrium value with an exponential curve characterized by a time constant T1 (see Relaxation (NMR)).

(whose curve he calls a logarithmic curve, instead of the modern term exponential curve), and thus "logistic growth" is presumably named by analogy, logistic.

subjects follow a hyperbolic curve rather than the conventional, exponential curve that would produce consistent choice over time.

are permanently cured, and S ∗ ( t ) {\displaystyle S^{*}(t)} is an exponential curve that represents the survival of the non-cured people.

The logarithmic mean can also be interpreted as the area under an exponential curve.

A simple exponential curve that represents this accelerating change phenomenon could be modeled.

population has reached its carrying capacity, it will stabilize and the exponential curve will level off towards the carrying capacity, which is usually when.

stages of a technology's development are:[citation needed] fitting an exponential curve to the first part of the growth curve, and assuming eternal exponential.

Plotting a curve using percent transmittance of light yields an exponential curve.

Synonyms:

graphical record; graph;

Antonyms:

hardware; malfunction; nonfunctional; functional; uselessness;