Sentence examples for context of the rate from inspiring English sources

The former is defined as a velocity-weakening frictional property and the latter as velocity-strengthening in the context of the rate- and state-dependent friction law (Dieterich 1979; Ruina 1983).

The seismic coupling correlates with the calculated normal force, which was explained in the context of the rate- and state-dependent friction law (e.g., Ruina 1983), which states that a reduction in normal force increases the sliding stability of the interface.

The inference should therefore be that the genetic architecture is important in the context of the rate of environmental change relative to some faster or slower rate of change, but we should not expect these values to be empirical estimates.

These data were generally interpreted in the context of the rate of transit of the molecule or particle through the excitation volume.

This article examines the influence of social context on the rate of first birth.

Given the context of the race, Thorpe rated it as his best-ever performance, ahead of his victories at Olympic and World level.

Secondly, we expected experienced raters to pay more attention to situation-specific cues in the context of the rating task, such as patient or case specific cues; the setting of the patient encounter and ratee experience (phase of training).

DoA is characterized by modifications of the phonetic context, of the speech rate, and of the spectral dynamics (vocal tract rate of change).

A spokesman for the Phoenix Police Department said the sharp jump in killings there -- to 209 in last year from 152 the previous year -- should be examined in the context of the murder rate over time, noting that killings in the city hovered around 200 annually for more than five years.

In the context of the sum rate maximization, the semi-orthogonal user selection (SUS) has been shown to behave asymptotically optimal [11] and is widely believed to be the best greedy user selection strategy [9, 10, 12], but no such study has been conducted for the transmit power optimization problem with hard SINR targets, and no analytical results for average transmit power are known.

The average biochemical severity of DAMs was also analyzed in the context of the evolutionary rate of the positions, which do not show a significant monotonic trend (P = 0.21).