Sentence examples for close to steady from inspiring English sources

By making fewer dollars available to importers, the Central Bank of Argentina has fought to keep reserves close to steady.

Since the 1950's, when nearly half of all voters called themselves Democrats, nearly one in six Democrats has left the party, according to a University of Michigan study, while Republican membership has held close to steady.

The present study was designed to achieve target AACs close to steady state more quickly while minimizing any overshoot.

The final time of computation is empirically set as (t = 5) at which the numerical solutions are observed to be sufficiently close to steady state.

Through the application of a PBPK model, it is possible to achieve target AACs close to steady state more quickly in male Wistar rats and to minimize any overshoot in AAC.

As the decrease in CO concentration in experiment 5 from 0.5 to 0.4 vol % took place very slowly (approximately within 5 h), it may be expected that the process was close to steady state at point C. It can be seen in Figs. 2 and 3 that the main DO of the liquid phase takes place rapidly at the beginning of the experiment due to steep inclination of the gas concentrations.

It was found that the landscape cover in the winter is close to steady-state conditions.

N in the CF and C treatments was close to steady-state, i.e., the input of N in organic matter compensated for the loss of N through mineralization.

By comparing these results with the corresponding erosion rates available in the literature for the study area, that range from < 0.01 0.05 to 0.10 0.21 mm a− 1, we suggest that the upland landscape of the Sila Massif is close to steady-state conditions between weathering and erosive processes.

As proposed by Bohorquez and colleagues [15], [16] optimal templates should be obtained by using jitter stimulation sequences close to steady-state rates.

In theory, it is possible that jittered stimulation close to steady-state rates entrained a neural rhythm fluctuating in instantaneous frequency.