Sentence examples for definition of intensity from inspiring English sources
Our results can also be used to support land management and policy design through the definition of intensity thresholds that consider the local environmental and ecological conditions.
[1]'s definition of intensity could enhance artifacts due to stratigraphic interval length.
This result is robust to the definition of intensity classes, the definition of similarity, and the inclusion or exclusion of missing binding events.
Where VO2max is known, gender and fitness level specific PA intensity thresholds (based on ACSM's definition of intensity) presented in Table 3 could be applied, or equation presented in Fig. 2 could be used if one wants to define their own intensities in terms of VO2max %.
This variability in definition of intensive care (different staffing intensity, different patient type or acuity) clearly impacts the ability to compare care for critically ill patients.
The definition of thinning intensity that was implemented (volume removed divided by time since thinning) results in the effect of the thinning in the model dwindling over time.
The definition of seismic intensity is (3) where I is JMA seismic intensity, and ac is defined as the value satisfying the condition that total duration of a(t)> ac is 0.3 s.
To have a better understanding of the image payload, the definition of embedding intensity is introduced.
Also, the findings of AVM was significantly associated with the patients definition of headache intensity as the worst headache of life, OR 2.24 [95%CI: 1.29-3.89], p=0.004.
The topic has some theoretical ramifications, since there is no unequivocal mathematical definition of acoustic intensity in a duct carrying a Newtonian fluid with non-negligible viscosity and thermal conductivity.
The time-averaged acoustic power transmitted in the duct is formulated by using the exact solution for the wave modes in the duct in the proposed definition of acoustic intensity.
