Sentence examples for decreasing magnitudes from inspiring English sources

As portrayed in the classical description of induction arrows for the 2D Earth, decreasing magnitudes were observed on both sides with decreasing distance to the conductor.

We detected decreasing magnitudes of in vitro responses to antigens from generalist to specialist parasites and among specialists, from parasites that do not infect G. aculeatus to a G. aculeatus-infecting species.

It is interesting to note that the post-seismic TEC disturbances were observed as far as sites pbri, palk, and iisc (approximately 1,500 km from the epicenter), north of the epicenter, albeit with decreasing magnitudes.

There appears to be a general trend toward decreasing magnitudes of the skew parameters with increasing chromosome size.

This results in the largest variance between sensor values from the first principal component and produces decreasing magnitudes of variance from the second to the third principle components and so on.

The decreasing magnitudes are larger than the ones for all consumers, especially for FFL in the level that they are higher for the two better offer groups.

By eigenvector decomposition of C, we calculate m eigenvectors and then sort them in order of decreasing magnitude of eigenvalue.

The decreasing magnitude of individual water shortage risk in the recipient basin was significantly greater than that of joint bi-basin water shortage risk at all window sizes.

The increasing under-recording of eruptions with decreasing magnitude is also shown through the calculation of the b-value from the data in Table 4.

Pre-spikes that consist of a train of stepwise pulses have successive larger magnitude for depression simulation corresponding to reset state, while exhibiting gradually decreasing magnitude for potentiation case indicated by set state.

The pattern also specifies how treatment combinations should be sequenced for experimentation according to a parameter sequence of decreasing magnitude possibly specified by the experimenter based on prior knowledge.