Anerobic threshold (AT, mL/kg/min) was defined as the VO2 at the inflection point as determined by the modified V-slope method of plotting carbon dioxide excretion (VCO2) against oxygen uptake (VO2) during increasing exercise intensity, as described by Wasserman et al. [ 25].
The fracture angle was shown to be well represented by the slope of the pipe displacements at the inflection point.
Released NH3 reached to peak value of 14.24 mg m−2 d−1 at the inflection point and declined thereafter.
Tennis career trajectories tend to ascend gradually and descend precipitously, with the slope most slippery at the inflection point.
Longevity can be estimated for living individuals with sigmoidal growth by the inverse of the chamber building function at the inflection point of the cell growth function.
These indicate that the half-apex angle at the inflection point is a compromise between the driving force and collecting length, agreeing with the normalized functions.
That year "was one of the last normalized years before the aggressive underwriting began to ramp up," Mr. Philipp said, "so we are right at the inflection point".
Tlat is the point of intersection of the tangent at the inflection point of the 13CO2 excretion curve representing an initial delay in the excretion curve.
Indiana's population was right at the inflection point of those curves, right at the point where you'd expect a close race.
In VECD approach, fatigue failure is defined by the number of loading cycles at the inflection point of the normalized pseudostiffness (C) versus damage variable (S) curve.
However, both the cumulative crack number of the second loading and the differential strain value at the inflection point are influenced by the first loading in the orthogonal direction.
