Sentence examples for an exceedance from inspiring English sources

Figure 6a shows the hazard spatially as the cumulative deposit with 0.5 exceedance probability (50%% probability of being exceeded), while Fig. 6b shows the probability of the cumulative deposit exceeding 10 kg/m2 (an exceedance probability map).

Basing on the distributions of normal flights and flights triggering an exceedance, risk analysis is carried out to divide this state-space into dangerous and safety regions.

Here, as a critical value indicating an exceedance probability of 85% in this distribution, a planning level of the performance measure is considered.

The site-specific response spectrum, however, does not represent the same probability of an exceedance over entire frequency range of interest.

The resulting wind speed corresponding to an exceedance frequency of 10-7 per year seems to be sensitive to the fitting samples.

When an exceedance probability of 2% of frame shear forces is considered, results indicate that, for the unsymmetrical case, the frame shear force results roughly 20% larger than the computed force of the corresponding symmetrical case.

Accordingly, an a-priori accepted exceedance probability and corresponding water level were determined, resulting in design conditions for the Delta Works Delta Committeee, 1960), the large defense structures in the southwest delta.

The results are of interest as a population survey of residents, an evaluation of the public health implications of a lead exceedance, and a case study in emergency response to a drinking-water event.

The type of hurricane risk considered varies with the user and can be an economic risk, as in the case of the insurance and banking industries, a wind exceedance risk, a flood risk, etc.

PVAHA considers a magnitude-frequency distribution of eruptions and associated volcanic ash load attenuation relationships and integrates across all possible events to arrive at an annual exceedance probability for each site across a region of interest.

It is of value as a population survey of residents, an evaluation of the public health implications of a lead exceedance in the face of an appropriate response, and as a case study in emergency management of a drinking-water event.