Sentence examples for by a maximum rate from inspiring English sources

However, phytomer production is not intrinsically constant and is actually characterized by a maximum rate (which can be estimated by the derivative of Schnute's functions) and a time at which development stops.

The highest ASR was reported from Tehran for males (16.4) [ 23] and from Zahedan for females (13.25) [ 24] during 2000 2014, where the overall ASRs obtained from the reports exceeded by a maximum rate of 12.60 and a minimum rate of 1.37.

Despite a similar pattern for dependency of reaction rate on volumetric loading at all temperatures tested, the magnitude of reaction rate was influenced by temperature, with a maximum rate of 0.075kgm−3h−1 observed at 35∘C.

Below this point, the creek flows over a highly permeable aquifer and water loss by recharge increases to a maximum rate of 4.4 mm/d, which accounts for ∼65% of the total water discharged to the creek.

There is a maximum rate set by the Eddington limit at which a black hole can accrete matter before the heating of the infalling gas results in so much outward pressure from radiation that the accretion stops.

Another way that the coupling was calculated was by dividing the maximum ATPase rate measured at 37°C by a maximum translocation rate measured at 20°C in a separate study.

For Block IIR, the yaw maneuver is constrained by a maximum yaw rate of 0.2 deg./s (Kouba 2009) and Block IIF is constrained by a maximum yaw rate of 0.11 deg./s (Dilssner 2010).

He added: "The crisis in the euro zone shows that unless we deal with our debts there will be no growth," forecasting that the British economy would grow over the next five years by a maximum annual rate of 2.9 percent in 2013 compared to 1.2 percent this year.

Survival curves may present a sigmoidal behaviour, with an initial shoulder (L), followed by a maximum inactivation rate (kmax) period and a final tailing tendency.

The transient transitional stage between connected and disconnected flow regimes, which was obtained experimentally, is characterised by a maximum infiltration rate across the stream bed before a decrease towards a constant value.

Transmission rates were scaled according to estimates on modern HIV (Table 4), assuming multiplicative modifier effects and bounded from above by a maximum allowed rate.