Sentence examples for a function of shot from inspiring English sources

The axial fatigue strength of EN45A spring steel specimen is evaluated experimentally as a function of shot peening in the conditions used for full-scale leaf springs testing in industries.

Figure 6 Δt * as a function of offset (shot-receiver distance).

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Variations of the diffraction peaks relative intensities of Mg3N2 different crystalline planes as a function of focus shots at 8 cm axial position.

Toward this end we present simulation-based stability performance of feature-vector measurements as a function of SNR for shot-noise limited detection.

c The slopes as a function of the number of shots in 263 movies (Study 1).

d The Whittle estimates for 295 movies as a function of the number of shots (Study 2).

A similar argument has been applied in the classical economic theory of maximization of expected personal utility [16], in which risk aversion is attributed to decreasing marginal utility as a function of wealth, while long-shot gambling is postulated to be due to a hypothetical convexity of the utility function at very high returns.

The end result is a formula for the perforation skin as a function of perforation length and radius, shot density, perforation phasing, permeability anisotropy, perforation damage and formation damage.

2) Plot a quantity related to radiation damage (for example, the average diffraction intensity) as a function of dose for each subsequent shot for the three crystals used for the final data set.

The intensity of diffraction peaks of magnesium nitride as a function of the number of focus shots is also depicted in a graph in Fig. 4.

The other sub-experiment was a walk-away VSP (WVSP), in which a shooting vessel travels in a straight line, traversing the VSP site (Figure 1), to study the variation of seismic waveforms as a function of offset, i.e., shot-receiver distance.