Sentence examples for commonly accepted values from inspiring English sources

This value is quite low and does not agree with commonly accepted values.

We assigned commonly accepted values for the coefficients of a1 to a11 (Neukum, 1983; Neukum and Ivanov, 1994).

To this end, the SIFT algorithm performs two checks against two different thresholds, whose commonly accepted values were experimentally set by Lowe in [10].

The numerical dissipation is also interpreted in terms of subgrid-scale dissipation in a LES context, yielding equivalent Smagorinsky "constants" which do not level off with time and which remain larger than the commonly accepted values of the classical Smagorinsky constant.

Commonly accepted values of chips for home games - White $1, Red $5, Blue $10, Green $25, Black $100, Violet $500 ,Orange $1000, Pink $5000, Yellow $10000 - these may vary from municipality to municipality (in areas of legal casino gambling, often the legislative body mandates color and value associations; but not in Las Vegas).

This is commonly accepted value for the band gap of approximately 1.0 eV for Ga0.2In0.8 N.

Commonly accepted value base enables focused decision-making towards an environment friendly transport system, in this case realised by means of electrification.

On the basis of a global 3D-model of the dynamics and chemistry of the middle atmosphere (0 150 km), we show that this picture is wrong under the condition of a flux through the domain which corresponds to the commonly accepted value of the hydrogen escape flux.

Our findings can be summarized as follows: (1) a lower value of Ptr,stim (i.e., 7.0 cmH2O) than the value commonly accepted value to define diaphragm dysfunction (i.e., 11.0 cmH2O) is more reliable to predict SBT failure, (2) Ptr,stim and TFdi are equivalent to predict SBT failure.

Until a few years ago, the commonly accepted value for the InN band gap energy was 1.89 eV [4], but the majority of the results were obtained on samples grown by sputtering technique and were characterised as having a polycrystalline structure.

Utility values are numeric values assigned to health states annually based on the commonly accepted reference values of 1 being "full health" and 0 being "death" [ 23].