Noun:

ఫడ్జ్ కారకం,

fudge factor's Usage Examples:

transmission coefficient, a parameter which essentially serves as a "fudge factor" for transition state theory.

This is typically regarded as a purely empirical correction or fudge factor to make the model fit the data, but can have theoretical meaning, for.

build without adjustments, so the models have enough wrong to require a fudge factor.

Therefore, a fudge factor called the "Divisor" is used to ensure that the index value only changes.

agreement with the accountants as to what figures should be given an initial fudge factor in order to artifically balance the software ledgers prior to going live.

A fudge factor is an ad hoc quantity or element introduced into a calculation, formula or model in order to make it fit observations or expectations.

This is, essentially, a "fudge factor" to allow some boats designed and built prior to the adoption of the.

73}}}}}+1} Nbb is a fudge factor that is normally 1; it"s only of concern when comparing brightness judgements.

three or more bonds apart; 1,4 interactions are scaled down by the "fudge factor" f i j 0.

intersections to "degenerate" cases is a typical geometric introduction of a "fudge factor".

equations were telling him, Einstein introduced a cosmological constant (a "fudge factor") to the equations to avoid this "problem".

allowed five seconds to answer each question (known as the five-second fudge factor).

terms of the total mass M, the nuclear mass m, the density ρ, and a fudge factor f which takes into account geometrical and other effects, criticality.

Synonyms:

correction, indefinite quantity,

Antonyms:

undock, break, irrelevance, unpointedness, Phanerogamae,