Sentence examples for cumulation terms from inspiring English sources
The distribution of nAS,Pfam was obtained from Monte Carlo simulation of the cumulation terms (n = 10).
To yield a cumulative measure (which would provide a cumulation of risk across POPs with similar chemical and physical properties) of 3 PCDDs, we summed the rank of 3 POPs that belong to the PCDDs.
A simple non-linear damage cumulation rule based on Rice and Tracey/Johnson Cook formulation with a Lode-dependent term is proposed.
For instance, the Effort-Recovery Model was incorporated in questions about work load, hours, stressful situations and challenges (effort), and in how students cope with stress, how they experience support from supervisors (work potential), and what the consequences of stress are in terms of their well-being and changes in their private lives (recovery, or cumulation).
This local stress contains a back stress term that allows unified modeling of material hardening/softening behavior: friction-induced hardening is attributed to the cumulation of frictional shearing while damage-related softening is induced by crack growth and coalescence; (iii) originally, strength prediction is achieved through damage friction coupling analyses.
Rather, it seemed a purely musical drama of cumulation, within works (in part, by the very nature of fugue) and from one work to the next.
"The sky is so grey and terrible, trains aren't running due to strikes, the river is so high, it seems like such a cumulation of things".
It's a cumulation of the routines he used to do on campuses and in fleapits when hawking his low-budget films around the world.
For most families, the annual trek to see the folks for Thanksgiving has become an ordeal.Part of this can be explained by a cumulation of bad luck.
He took serious risks with accents of duration at one point, lingering on strong beats, but succeeded in enhancing the effect of teeming cumulation that lies at the heart of this work.
