Sentence examples for corresponding to a minimum from inspiring English sources

Generating the 89 ± 38 kyr gap - corresponding to a minimum of 3.4 m to 8.4 m of strata with preservation of the same lower limit (i.e. Horizon 1) can hardly be explained by non-deposition or by mechanical erosion only.

A maximum pulse energy of 2.51 mJ was achieved at repetition rate of 50 Hz, corresponding to a minimum pulse duration of 88 ns.

Structural optimization for performance-based seismic design (PBSD) in earthquake engineering aims at finding optimum design variables corresponding to a minimum objective function with constraints on performance requirements.

In mixing of immiscible fluids, the final steady state drop size distribution, corresponding to a minimum mean drop size, is commonly approached in a monotonic way.

The creep curves exhibited a primary region in which the creep rate decreased rapidly, a secondary region corresponding to a minimum creep rate, and an extended tertiary region in which the creep rate increased steadily with time.

The outage probability is the probability that the received SINR is below certain threshold (corresponding to a minimum required rate) in a given duration.

In the developed method, the concentration CPS in the mixture is proportional to the amount of mc mc y / mc Z mc o corresponding to a maximum or minimum point.

Having found a matrix corresponding to a global minimum of (35), we have two possible cases.

For uniform and low inhomogeneity source distributions, the algorithm could obtain a unique solution corresponding to a global minimum for the objective function.

The model LINfs5, corresponding to a local minimum, additionally encompasses positions +7 and −6, indicating that these positions could also contribute to high BTR.

The strongly bent SLGO structure (2c), which was first calculated with the CharMM force field and then optimized by PM6/MOZYME to reach small energy gradient values corresponding to a local minimum at the potential energy surface, has a higher energy than less tightly folded (2e) and planar (2a) structures (Et,c – Et,a = 1250 kJ/mol).