"calculation period" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific period of time during which a calculation or calculation process is performed. Example: The tax payment deadline was extended by two weeks due to the calculation period being longer than usual.
In the EMA formula, a weighting factor dependent on the calculation period is required and affects the calculated results.
S Number of weeks within the calculation period.
The audited annual accounts build the cost frame and the calendar year defines the calculation period.
Due to this fact, the soil deformation reduced gradually, slightly increasing the FoS during the later calculation period.
The gap between the Max NPV and Max C scenarios got narrower as the length of the calculation period increased.
For the three earthquakes in this study, one distinct quiescence and one major earthquake appeared during the calculation period.
In addition, the selection of calculation periods that show steady declines in the groundwater level can be somewhat subjective.
Ritzwoller et al. (2002) Comparing group-velocity charts of calculation periods from cross-correlation of two different seismograph stations with the predicted dispersion curve of ray-tracing in the structure of ballistic surface waves (Shapiro and Campillo 2004).
Despite simplifying assumptions that the isotopic composition of precipitation (δP), groundwater inflow, and atmospheric moisture (δA) were constant, groundwater inflow was within the water-budget error for 12 of the 19 semiannual calculation periods.
The membrane-based 'Gas-Snake' system is inexpensive and provides distinct methodological advances, allowing (i) rapid diffusion of CO2 into a closed loop analyser system with short flux calculation periods, and (ii) non-intrusive in situ measurements of soil respiration within dense vegetation.
To show convergence of the calculation of the period with N, we plot the error in Figure 3 with red stars; the error is defined to be the absolute value of the difference between the calculated period and the true period (defined below).
