Sentence examples for collapse rate from inspiring English sources

If the traditional polarimetric classification methods are used to extract the collapsed buildings, the oriented buildings can be easily misclassified as collapsed buildings, and the building collapse rate is likely to be overestimated.

The damage level of one block can be indexed by the building collapse rate.

Each block is assigned a building block collapse rate (BBCR) to assess the damage level of the block.

The cooling time thus remains slightly larger than the free-fall time, and the collapse rate decreases.

By aggregating all the commercial sources in our 2006 study we obtained 1,711,674 with a collapse rate (compounds-in-common) of only 11%.

The building collapse rate is calculated at the scale of the city block and is defined as the ratio of the collapsed buildings to the total buildings of one block.

Collapse rates were so much lower in the share systems, they concluded, that they saw "the potential for greatly altering the future of global fisheries".

The collapse rating of a screen/slotted liner is obtained by a modified analytical approach.

For the radiographic evaluation, although various classification systems were applied among studies, they shared fundamental similarities and therefore collapse rates were considered as a new occurrence of collapse or an increased collapse of greater than 2 mm [ 4, 37].

This is somewhat expected due to the close triple encounter resulting from the initial cold collapse: the rate of energy exchange can be very high for these encounters (Johnstone and Rucinski 1991).

As various global eco-systems collapse, the rate of premiums can't keep up, so companies like State Farm are simply getting out of the business.