Sentence examples for approximate peak from inspiring English sources
The tibial tray was axially loaded with 2000 N (approximately three times the body weight of a 70 kg patient, the approximate peak load during normal walking [ 7]) for 10,000 cycles.
The solid line represents the WLC fitting to the corresponding unfolded peaks, and the numbers represents the approximate peak position in the a.a. chain.
In addition, the tensile strength of the plate was as low as 7% of the room-temperature tensile strength at the approximate peak temperature of 700 °C.
Next, a symmetrized image is calculated from the aberrated wave and the approximate peak positions, shown in Fig. 2c.
We estimated BF for 16 23 radio-collared elk captured in late autumn at the approximate peak of accrual of BF as detailed in Halbritter and Bender (2011a, c).
Kmax is set to twice the approximate peak numbers from previous estimation.
Here, we measured produced time around both these expected peak and nadir periods in order to obtain approximate peak-to-peak amplitude of the diurnal variation of short-time perception.
The concentration of metformin used in this study was estimated as that approximating peak plasma concentration in clinical use (Tucker et al., 1981; Sambol et al., 1996) and equivalent to the lowest concentration reported for a cell culture studies with bovine aortic endothelial cells (Davis et al., 2006).
These peaks are the (1,1) and (1,0) Bragg resonances, respectively, using the following equation to approximate the peak position: Here the integers (i, j) represent the Bragg resonance orders along the x- and y-axis, respectively, and εd and εm are the dielectric constants of the dielectric and metal, respectively.
The simple foot model was initially calibrated by adjusting the individual loads on the metatarsals to approximate measured peak plantar pressure distributions in the barefoot condition to within 3%.
It is shown in[3, 4] that choosing L = 4 is sufficient to approximate the peak value of the continuous time OFDM signals.
