Sentence examples for amplitude at which from inspiring English sources

The level of zero amplitude, at which fluctuations are hardly detectable, is 9 to 15 metres.

The video lab turned to a Consumers Union engineer who helped measure hand fatigue by calculating the frequency and amplitude at which a person's hand begins to shake as it tires.

Theoretically a model was developed based on Kelvin–Helmholtz instability to predict the critical wave amplitude at which the waves become unstable for a specific wavelength.

In Figure 2(b) we see that there exists a particular bias amplitude at which the real to real quadrature gain vanishes (g_{rr} epsilon_{0}^{mathrm{min}}) = 0).

To characterize the validity of the low order expansion of the cosine potential, we define the maximal coherent field inside the resonator α max as the one for which Φ n = φ 0. This is the coherent amplitude, at which the current flowing through the SQUID equals its critical current.

Indeed, it is discovered that by changing one of the parameters that defines the fibre path – keeping all other properties of the shells unaltered – the degree of softening can be changed, hardening can become softening, the vibration displacement amplitude at which turning points occur can change and the amplitudes of harmonics vary.

At low stress amplitudes, at which crack initiation is the dominating fatigue mechanism, the material of the outer layer mainly determines the fatigue lives.

The model predicts an existence of optimal values of the ultrasound amplitudes, at which the maximum reduction of internal stresses can be achieved.

The sound amplitude level at which a subject reached an accuracy threshold of 90% on 2 consecutive 10-trial sessions was set as the stimulus presentation level during scanning.

The amplitude and frequency at which the jet was actuated determined the Reynolds (Re) and Womersley numbers which are the dominant non-dimensional groups.

We present RAGE and FLASH simulations to quantify the initial perturbation amplitude to wavelength ratio at which metrics of mixing agree across codes, and find that bubble/spike amplitudes are converged for low-mode and high-mode simulations in which the perturbation amplitude is more than 1% and 5% of the wavelength of the perturbation, respectively.