Sentence examples for directional transition from inspiring English sources

The directional transition zone can be called the "polarity switch" of the M B boundary (Valet et al. 2012).

According to these observations, we define the zone between 0.25 and 1.95 m, where the VGP swings from the southern to the northern high-latitude region, as the directional transition zone of the M B boundary (shown as a gray bar in Fig. 5).

According to our new age model, the sedimentation rate of the section including the M B boundary is deduced as 61 cm/kyr, which provides an age for the VGP midpoint horizon of the directional transition zone that is 1.8 kyr younger than the depositional age of the Byk-E tephra.

The duration of the M B directional transition zone observed between 0.25 and 1.95 m in our record is estimated to be 2.8 kyr, which is consistent with those of high-resolution marine sedimentary records from the North Atlantic Ocean (2.9 6.2 kyr) (Channell et al. 2010).

Directional transition rate can give equilibrium states when it has the linear form.

We call f(x) directional transition rate, integrating the effects of M x) and the derivative of V x).

The analysis revealed that co-evolution episodes occurred regularly and embodied various directional transitions between problem and solution spaces.

On a process level, nodes are only active, i.e., task, transition, send task, receive task, send transition, receive transition, bi-directional task, and bi-directional transition.

The study focuses on the deformation phenomena at the directional-isotropic transition and the relevant interfaces.

Shi et al. [11] modeled the directional first Markov transition probability matrix in the adjacent difference block DCT domain which are given as follows.

Directional bias in transitions between specialised pollination syndromes, e.g., from bee-pollination to bird-pollination, has been indicated in several studies [ 18- 20].