Sentence examples for aggregate scaling from inspiring English sources

The results further show that the aggregate scaling behavior of rainfall fields is intrinsically transient with the scaling parameters explicitly dependent on the atmospheric environment.

The value of each cell is the aggregate scaled activity of a chemical-NR pair, and the column intensities signify the aggregate NR activity profile for each chemical (see Methods).

The relations among the sub-scales and the aggregate total scale are patterns that are important in the methodological assessment of a scale.

Subscales of the ESRD-SCL showed good internal consistency reliability (Cronbach's = 0.72 0.81) and for the aggregate total scale α was 0.94.

The experimental tests are performed on parallelepipedic samples at classical aggregate scale (one centimeter sections).

It provides access to a local cohesion (c) and a local friction angle at classical aggregate scale.

This paper describes an innovative set of test development guidelines designed to select items and create aggregate scales that are better able to detect program effects.

All along we found that unexpected interesting behaviours were induced by the hierarchical propagation of such extreme monomer properties, from the aggregate scale to the mesoscopic phases.

By transforming the original land use polygon data into raster data at eleven aggregate scales, the fractal dimensions of 57 landscape metrics as defined in FRAGSTATS were assessed.

The intrinsic and extrinsic factors that control soil aggregate formation have been widely studied at the aggregate scale, but little is known about their roles in aggregate formation at different landscape scales.

Results indicated that imaging spectroscopy can be successfully used to measure and characterize the spatial variability of soil carbon and nitrogen at the soil aggregate scale.