Sentence examples for as exceedance from inspiring English sources

A summary of experimental results as exceedance percentage of the 0.1×IOD threshold is given on BioID and CK + databases in Table 6.

The results of the TEPHRA2 sub-Plinian ground ash hazard model are shown in Figs. 10 and 11 as exceedance probability maps and site-specific curves.

We propose to use the 250 most extreme permutation values as exceedances, i.e Nexc=250.

More specifically, dynamic models are suggested, as possible exceedance of the quality standards can be predicted by such models.

Two different limit state functions (LSF) are considered: g_{1} = Updelta_{lim } - u_{1} (7) g_{2} = u_{lim } - (u_{1} - u_{2} ) (8)The first LSF (g1) defines the failure event as the exceedance of the lateral roof displacement from 1 to 2 % of the building height, while the second LSF (g2) defines a similar threshold for inter-story drift (Haukaas and Der Kiureghian 2004).

Failure is defined as the exceedance of the yield stress in a bar element of one column of the fifth floor marked in red in Fig. 8, where the yield curve is defined by the Tresca criterion.

This illustrates the probabilistic characteristics of limit state exceedance as a function of wind loading.

As risk of exceedance of environmental quality standards is mainly recognized in catchments dominated by cropland, the IIMF is well suited for assessing the nutrient component of the WFD ecological status.

The methods and results presented here may be useful to those investigating the potential for offshore wind energy development using stochastic process theory to study wind speed or power production since stationary stochastic models provide simpler and more accessible predictions of quantities such as probabilities of exceedance of threshold values, upcrossing rates, and residence times.

We defined an exceedance as occurring when the indoor household concentration, or an individual occupant's exposure, exceeded one of the benchmark levels noted in Table 1.

Within the framework of the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution atmospheric depositions of heavy metals and nitrogen as well as critical loads/levels exceedances are mapped yearly with a spatial resolution of 50 km by 50 km.