Sentence examples for derived scale from inspiring English sources

The derived scale relation is compared with the published experimental results and shows good agreement.

Recently, based on Swarm constellation residuals to the core, magnetospheric and lithospheric field, Lühr et al. (2015a, b) have derived scale lengths of polar field-aligned currents and found that small-scale currents persist for only about 10 s at a particular location, while large-scale currents may persist up to 60 s.

The a-priori, theoretically derived scale structure was tested using CFA.

The Cronbach's alpha for this factor derived scale is.81 [ 22].

The data from the validation sample for each derived scale were then fitted to the Rasch model.

(ii) Derived scale: at every run, CM produces an ad hoc scale derived from the input sets ('expert mode').

In Part I, I investigate diatom sinking speeds, a system for which a biologically derived scaling law has been known for some time, but is yet to be explained by a physically derived correlate (Chapter 1).

In this study, the flutter speeds of the prototypes are predicted by projecting the flutter speed of the model using the derived scaling law.

A Freon-based downscaled version of the economical simplified boiling water reactor (ESBWR) is designed and constructed based on the derived scaling rules.

As the source of the reported IDIF bias was not confirmed, the authors explain that the derived scale-factor may be "scan dependent, conditional on variations in VOI size and placement, heart size, breathing pattern, and subject motion.

The merits of statistically and consensually derived scales also need to be evaluated.