Sentence examples for by a reduction coefficient from inspiring English sources

An early retirement penalty defined by a reduction coefficient, which is detailed below, was in place.

Today, the main section of the seismic design of buildings is done based on equivalent static force method and calculating earthquake force of design from earthquake linear spectrum by applying a reduction coefficient called behavior coefficient of structure that embrace philosophy of design.

The tile panels should be a least three-quarters of an inch thick and have a noise reduction coefficient rating of.65.

But the wear rate significantly decreases with increasing Mo content by two orders of magnitude (from 3.0 · 10−5 mm3/Nm for Ti0.56Al0.44N to ≤ 2.1 10−7 mm3/Nm for Ti0.50Al0.38Mo0.12N), accompanied by a reduction of the coefficient of friction from 1.0 to 0.5, respectively.

A modification in the strain reduction coefficient used by ACI 440.4R for predicting the stress increment in unbonded CFRP tendons of monolithic beams is therefore proposed for PSBs based on the experimental results.

This study indicates that the tube-sinker not only improves the volume reduction coefficient by 10% for most wave conditions, but also that it significantly reduces severe fluctuations in volume deformation, thereby reducing fish fatalities due to skin abrasion with the net.

The method is developed using a combined theoretical empirical approach, in which the debris launch velocity is formulated based on energy considerations, whereas the reduction coefficient of pressure caused by the flow of explosive gas from the vent openings is established from experimental data.

total variance reduction coefficient.

between-event variance reduction coefficient.

within-event variance reduction coefficient.

This was likely driven by a reduction of statistical power due to lower sample size rather than reduced strength of association as the point estimate in regression coefficients were in general larger in more aggregated data.