Sentence examples for degree components from inspiring English sources

Further, time evolutions of the low degree components of are similar to those of the corresponding components of.

Their argument is derived from the analysis based on the flow models which are built using a damping of the higher degree components.

Changing the truncation degree LMF of input models has an impact on the mapping of the geomagnetic field at the CMB, because the higher degree components are more amplified when downward continued.

Thus, it has become increasingly important to understand to what degree components of ART can exert activity within the brain, a long-considered "sanctuary" site [ 6, 9– 11].

The care level determines the degree component; the duration is presented by the daily hours of care needs.

The trends in BMI were significant in the linear component (p<0.001) and the second degree component (p<0.001) and slowed from about 2000 (Fig. 1).

Every child was suffering from burns to more than 40% of total body surface area with a third degree component of more than 24%, and required at least one surgical intervention for escharectomy and skin grafting.

However, the low-degree components lesser than 235 contain the newest data of GOCE mission (Drinkwater et al. 2003), and the components greater than 235 degrees contain the EGM2008 data.

Four types of interface design strategies are formulated based on maximum network component degree, maximum component betweenness, minimum Euclidean distance across components and component reliability rankings.

Of course, by the rules of integration of differential forms only the top-degree component of (Omega [Phi ]) contributes to the integral.

However, in the absence of recognized risk factors such as intra-operative notching of the femoral neck and cup inclination angles in excess of 50 degrees, component placement, in and of itself, was not associated with an increased risk of failure.