Sentence examples for average breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The average breakthrough curve, generated from many years of randomly generated rainfall, approaches the constant infiltration time breakthrough curve.

As a result, the local-scale heterogeneity also has a noticeable effect on global tracer transport processes, characterized by an average breakthrough curve at the water table, especially at the early arrival time of tracer mass.

Comparison of the observed average annual breakthrough rate with the age-adjusted expected annual incidence rate of varicella in unvaccinated children corresponded to an estimated vaccine efficacy of 93.8% to 94.6%.

The average 68Ge breakthrough was 0.0028% for the 68Ga elution but 68Ge was not seen in the 68Ga-DOTANOC product.

The average number of breakthrough pain episodes was 7 (range 1 14), and 49% of pain episodes occurred suddenly.

The average number of breakthrough pains was four per day (range 1 8), and the average duration was 35 minutes (range 15 60), with most occurring suddenly and unpredictably.

According to research, the age of eventual Nobel Prize winners when making a discovery, and of inventors when making a significant breakthrough, averaged around 38 in 2000, an increase of about six years since 1900.

Shibuya utilized the above lower bound D S, T) for developing his breakthrough average-case linear time algorithm for searching substructures from 3-D databases without indels.

Furthermore, the effects of groundwater flow on pumping average temperature and thermal breakthrough have been estimated by the numerical analysis, which will serve as a basis for the engineering design and further study of GWHP system.

"It isn't a big breakthrough for average users," The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg writes.

Too low an average subcool and steam breakthrough will occur at points along the producing lateral, negatively impacting cumulative steam to oil ratio (cSOR), thermal efficiency, and the economics of the project.