Sentence examples for change of the maximum from inspiring English sources

However, for a large vessel, the change of the maximum explosion rising rate is not clear.

Meanwhile, the change of the maximum hydrogen explosion pressure in small vessel is more severe than in big vessel.

The coarsening behavior of the blend was characterized in terms of the time change of the maximum intensity Im, and the magnitude of the scattering vector qm, at which the intensity becomes maximum.

From the viewpoint of magnetic domain, it is based on the important physical fact that a nonlinear part of the elastic strain produced by magnetic domain wall motion under a pre-stress is responsible for the change of the maximum magnetostrictive strain in accordance with the pre-stress.

The change of the maximum band as a function of the particle size and interparticle separation was analyzed.

Tsubouchi and Omura (2007) derived the expected maximum storm level from the probability density function of extreme storms and estimated Dst change of the maximum storm once in two centuries at 721.2 ± 154.4 nT.

Obviously, the field-induced change of the maxima or minima located at the Neumann walls will impact the polarization stronger than their Dirichlet counterparts, which are repelled from the boundary into the interior of the well.

In addition, the MLE parameters have asymptotically multivariate normal distribution as follows, We estimate the confidence interval of each ETAS parameter as the interval where the changes of the maximum log-likelihood value remains less than two.

The larger confidence interval in Q-leanring TCP is caused by the changes of the maximum congestion window size according to the optimal policy of Q-learning during the discovery.

In this context quantitation has been mostly restricted to assessment of changes of the maximum standardised uptake value (SUVmax) of lesions during therapy [1], but there are also attempts to correlate the SUVmean of lesions with therapy outcome, which might be a more representative parameter especially for lesions with heterogeneous tracer accumulation (see e.g. [2, 3]).

Established long-term acclimation responses to shifts in light conditions include adjustments of the amount and ratios of light harvesting pigments (LHPs) and alterations of the size of the photosynthetic unit (PSU), which are reflected in changes of the maximum photosynthetic capacity of the organism.