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The degree of lattice order could be reflected by the maximum average potential energy per atom, which results from the breaking of metallic bonds in the tensile deformation process.
The effects of strain rates on deformation structures could be reflected by the maximum average potential energy per atom in Figure S1 (Additional file 10), which increases generally for each crystallographic orientation with the strain rate increasing.
Pom1p intensity profiles are normalized by the maximum average value in the entire set.
The average amount of competition (standardized by the maximum average annual competition observed at a given site so that each plot could be compared on the same scale) showed both increasing and decreasing trends over time at each plot (Fig. 4).
We measure the throughput region by measuring the maximum average arrival rate of the protocol such that the average queue length is smaller than 100. Figure 3a shows the throughput regions under variance of the average p b, c and p r, c = 0.9. Figure 3b shows the throughput regions under the variance of average p r, c and p b, c = 0.5.
The maximum spreading rate was obtained by calculating the maximum average spreading rate during a 45-s period from the initial spreading to the end of the observation period.
To avoid overestimation of bright cells due to scattered light, the number of slices considered was determined by measuring the maximum average intensity in a small region of the nucleus over the whole stack.
The remoteness of G, denoted by ρ, is the maximum average distance from a vertex to all other vertices.
For any given area of land affected by the storm, the maximum average rainfall was 6.4 inches.
The 95g/km by 2020 target is the maximum average authorised for cars sold in the EU.
The spatial selectivity of a firing field (ratio of maximal signal to noise) was calculated by dividing the firing rate of the cell in the bin with the maximum average rate by its mean firing rate over the entire apparatus (Skaggs et al., 1996).
