Sentence examples for converted slope from inspiring English sources

Logarithmic converted slope gradient.

As a consequence, logarithmic converted slope gradient (hereafter LN Slope) was used as a classifying parameter in order to replicate the decrease of thresholds in Iwahashi and Pike (2007).

The unit contributing area-based estimation method (UCA) converts slope length to unit contributing area for considering two-dimensional topography, however is not able to predict the different zones of soil erosion and deposition.

The resulting program costs 30% less than the GGP, and will take only 3 to 7 years to achieve the GGP's 16-year goal of converting sloping farmland into forests and grassland.

For both AUV and ROV data, normals were calculated at 5, 10, 25 and 50 m, and converted to slope and aspect (also converted into eastness and northness in R) while neighbourhoods of the same size were employed to calculate gaussian roughness.

The amplification efficiency for each primer set was determined by converting the slope of the standard curve using the algorithm E = 10 1/slope.

PCR efficiency was calculated by converting the slope produced by the linear regression of the curves to percentage efficiency using the formula: Efficiency = −1 + 10 (−10slope).

Using known unit doses of the diluents, milligram doses were converted to units (slope: 0.1 mg = 10 μl; r = 0.98).

In 1934 Parks Commissioner Robert Moses backed a plan to convert the sloping sides of the reservoir into a dual amphitheater seating 100,000, with swimming at one end and a track and field stadium at the other.

To help convert the slopes of individual growth curves to weight gain in g/kg/d, the plot includes a 'velocity fan' which can be used to assess the growth rate visually.

In this study, slope gradient was converted logarithmically because, in Iwahashi and Pike (2007), thresholds of classification were defined to be graduated values by a nested-means method, that is, using successively averages of the total slope, the gentler half, the gentlest quarter, and the gentlest quarter-half.