Sentences with LOGARITHMIC
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"The exponential function is the inverse of the logarithmic function."
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"In logarithmic scale, the spacing between values increases as the values increase."
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"The sound intensity scale is logarithmic."
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"The Richter scale is a logarithmic scale used to measure the intensity of earthquakes."
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"The formula is plotted on a logarithmic scale."
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"The population growth rate can be modeled using a logarithmic function."
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"The data was plotted on a logarithmic graph."
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"The algorithm has a logarithmic time complexity."
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"The pH scale is a logarithmic scale used to measure acidity or alkalinity."
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"The signal strength of the radio waves is measured in logarithmic units."
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"The logarithmic scale is often used to express the magnitude of earthquakes."
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"The growth of the population can be represented by a logarithmic function."
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"In logarithmic form, 10^3 equals 1,000."
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"The Richter scale calculates the logarithmic measure of earthquake strength."
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"The relationship between pH and hydrogen ion concentration is logarithmic."
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"The loudness of sound is measured on a logarithmic scale called decibels."
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"The algorithm has a logarithmic time complexity."
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"The logarithmic function is the inverse of exponentiation."
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"The rate of exponential decay can be determined using a logarithmic equation."
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"The complexity of the problem decreases when the data is sorted in logarithmic time."
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"Many scientific calculations involve the use of logarithmic tables."
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"The logarithmic transformation can help to linearize data in certain cases."
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"The logarithmic scale allows for a better representation of data with a wide range of values."
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"The epidemic growth can be described by a logarithmic curve."
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"The concept of entropy in information theory involves logarithmic functions."
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"The logarithmic differentiation technique simplifies certain calculus problems."
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"In astronomy, the magnitude scale is logarithmic to compare the brightness of stars."
