Sentence examples for balance estimation from inspiring English sources
There are still, however, many aspects of C balance estimation that can be improved.
Based on mass balance estimation, plant uptake, sediment storage, and microbial removal accounted for 13.0 55.0%, 4.9 8.0%, and 33.0 67.5% of TN loading mass, respectively.
In the previous report, we divided the country into east, central, and west Japan, as shown in Fig. 1, and constructed a carbon balance estimation model (hereinafter "previous model") that takes into account the flow of HWPs between these regions.
On the other hand, the server is responsible for configuring these modules, performing computer vision algorithms and water balance estimation, storing all data in a secure database, and interacting with the user interface using the web.
The models introduced are the following: a response model of high-altitude permafrost to global change, an evaluation model of engineering properties in permafrost regions along the Qinghai Tibet Highway and a model of glacier mass balance estimation.
According to rough nutrient balance estimation, the best ratio for sustainable aquaculture production was that obtained with treatment T2 (N P = 15:1 and N P K = 18 1 1), but N P ratio was between 10 1 and 20 1 for all treatments (Borchardt 1996).
Most of the earlier research used simple conceptual and statistical approaches for trend analysis and water balance estimations, mainly using rainfall and evapotranspiration data.
The presented methods and particular results may aid product designers in selecting appropriate solar cells for Product Integrated PV PIPVV) operated indoors and allow for more certainty in energy balance estimations of PIPV design concepts.
This study raised the balance and estimation of regulating unknown signal channel with ICMA.
Runs with pure water enabled check of the heat balance and estimation of the heat losses in the unit.
ZA h ˜ n 1, (13) where ?ZA is a regularization parameter to balance the estimation error and sparse penalty of h ˜ n.
