Sentence examples for by the random distribution from inspiring English sources

In the model, stochastic stress process is interpreted by the random distribution of stress amplitude and cycles at given amplitude, and randomness of fatigue resistance of material is described by introducing a random variable of single cycle fatigue damage.

When loading in compression, the failure appears first in the weak concrete zone induced by the random distribution of voids.

The transition details depend on the level of disorder in the qubit chain, which is modeled here by the random distribution of tunneling matrix elements Δ.

These results are related to the scattering of carriers in grain boundaries and the point defects introduced by the random distribution of Te and Se in the crystalline positions.

Second, LSPR generated at Ag particles/Si interface is broadened by the random distribution, the irregular shape, and the different sizes of Ag particles, resulting in a broadband absorption enhancement.

However, GC content did explain a significant amount of the deviance (F = 23.12, p<0.0001; Table 1B) in the fraction of ORFs described by the random distribution such that the fraction of random ORFs decreases with increasing GC content (Fig. 3d).

By using the random distribution, we aim at simulating the scenario that corresponds to the greatest extent to a realistic residential small cell deployment.

At the same time, sequencing bias was analyzed by detecting the random distribution of reads in the assembled Unigenes.

Tests for significant differences from D = 1 (no phylogenetic signal) are derived by simulating the random distribution of the trait among species 1000 times to generate a null distribution for the D statistic.

Moreover, as expected, genome size and GC content affected both the total number and the fractions of ORFs described by the random distributions (Table 1).

To cope for biases caused by clustering of proliferating cells, we derived the random distribution by using the actual positions of the spots of infected and non-infected cells.