Sentence examples for degree contributions from inspiring English sources
But since the lithospheric field signal measured from space is dominated by the low SH degree contributions (large spatial scales), the root mean square (RMS) of the gradient data is reduced compared to the RMS of the vector data.
Since the IGRF only describes the long-wavelength internal part of the geomagnetic field, candidate models are usually extracted from more extensive models which include higher-degree contributions of the internal field, second-degree temporal derivatives (secular acceleration) and simple parameterizations of external fields of magnetospheric origins.
The average degree of contributions (AD) refers to the average number of contribution relationships of the contributors within the network.
The social network analysis of the content schema layer reveals that it is populated by a majority of people who contributed to only few content schemata (median degree of contributions of 2; see Table 2).
However, these stakeholders typically contribute to only few different artifacts (overall a median degree of contributions of five), slightly more but similar to the situation the content schema layer.
The corresponding metric median degree of contributions (MD) is more robust against outliers.
Within the last seven years, the number of contributors and the median degree of contributions of the software developers has remained in the same order of magnitude.
Such contribution patterns which affect a broad range of artifacts with little co-development by others suggest maintenance work (e.g. refactorings) and strongly affect the average degree of contributions.
Considering that there is a significant difference of the GPI anomaly between the active year and the non-active year, we examine the degree of contributions from the five factors constituting GPI (see Eq. (1)) to the total GPI anomaly in the active year.
The SCBD represents the degree of contribution of each species to the overall beta diversity and was calculated on the Hellinger-transformed species matrix.
