Sentence examples for conditional scaling from inspiring English sources
Damage-causing potential of a ground motion also depends on its strong motion duration (SMD) and therefore a conditional scaling model is developed for SMD of the aftershock motion in several narrow frequency-bands.
In this study an attempt is made to develop a conditional scaling model for the pseudo spectral velocity spectrum via linear regression analysis on the aftershock and main shock recordings for the 1999 Chi Chi earthquake.
Simulation of aftershock motions needs characterization of the seismic hazard due to aftershocks, and therefore it will be useful to develop a conditional scaling model that can predict the response spectrum of an anticipated aftershock motion consistent with the design spectrum of the main shock motion anticipated at the same station.
The general interference functions possess the properties of conditional positivity, scale invariance, and monotonicity with respect to the power component and strict monotonicity with respect to the noise component.
It is also shown that with efficient light distribution, the microreactor technology can prove to be the new generation wastewater treatment reactor conditional to effective scale out strategies.
Using a quasi-experimental design, we evaluated the associations between a family's participation in a large-scale, conditional cash transfer program in Mexico (Oportunidades, formerly Progresa) during the child's early years of life and children's salivary cortisol (baseline and responsivity).
Lorenz curve, L(p) can be regarded as the proportion of total income volume accumulated by those units with income lower than or equal to the volume a, and Bonferroni curve, B(p) is the scaled conditional mean curve, that is, ratio of group mean income of the population.
Most of the large-scale conditional cash transfer programmes have been implemented in Latin America.
One aspect of particular relevance in the context of ecosystem management under uncertainty and risk is the observation that variability in ecosystems is conditional on the scale of observation (Wiens 1989).
Figures 2a, b, and c show the level of scale score conditional reliability [ 32] across each CRIS-CAT scale continuum.
Stability may be achieved, not at the patch scale, but rather at the landscape scale where conditional stability is achieved through relatively constant proportions of various ecosystem types (eg, metacommunities).
