Sentence examples for as a function of relative time from inspiring English sources
We then plotted the change in the number (the change in the rate of occurrence) of those shocks in the same area as a function of relative time to the M7.3 quake in Fig. 2c.
As a preliminary analysis to modeling the OU law, the cumulative number of M ≥ 3 earthquakes was calculated as a function of relative time to the M7.3 quake over the entire period of activity (Fig. 2a).
Fig. 1 Plot of M c as a function of relative time to the M7.3 quake (vertical solid line) since the M6.5 quake (red) and since the M6.4 quake (blue) in which a 200-event window was used.
To do this, we first plotted the number (the rate of occurrence) of M ≥ 3 shocks in the entire area as a function of relative time to the M7.3 quake in Fig. 2b, where we counted M ≥ 3 shocks in each time window of 0.08 days.
Fig. 2 Plots of the cumulative number (a, d, g), the number (i.e., the rate of occurrence) (b, e, h), and the change in the number (i.e., the change in the rate of occurrence) (c, f, i) of M ≥ 3 earthquakes as a function of relative time (days) to the M7.3 quake (vertical solid line).
Then the "Visilog" software was used to estimate the percent augmentation of the aggregate surface as a function of time and as a function of relative humidity.
He made laboratory studies of the egg development time, number of eggs and their viability as a function of relative humidity and temperature.
This was a better showing on the part of lawmakers the House members, whether as a function of relative youth or relative thirst or both, behaved less like dogs shaking off an afternoon nap and a harder one for Zuckerberg.
Figure 7 Plot of relative variation of height ∆ h/h as a function of relative discrepancy of baseline ∆ b/b.
We determined the PRC by plotting Δt ISI/ISI of all ISIs containing a perturbing pulse as a function of the relative time of the pulse, with ISI duration normalized to 0 to 2 π (Fig. 2).
Connectivity coefficients vary as a function of time relative to stimulus onset, are regularized via basis expansions, and vary randomly across subjects.
