Sentence examples for distributions applied from inspiring English sources

Statistical distributions applied on the discharge data at two stations found that for Haridwar lognormal and for Garhmukteshwar Gumbel EV1 is applicable.

The platform provides to EATS project a tool to automate the test of different antenna distributions applied to a train model under several performance zones.

Our empirical application of the proposed measures to mortality in 35 developed countries over the years 1970 2010 showed, for both sexes and independent of the three summary measures (e 10, e C, e A ) of the age-at-death distributions applied, a divergence between countries in age-at-death distributions between 1970 and 2005, followed by a convergence in the years 2005 2010.

The axial forces and bending moment distributions applied to the riser were calculated by hydrodynamic finite element analysis, taking into consideration the extreme environmental conditions, large displacements, waves, currents and platform motions, which could occur in a 100 year recurrent storm.

While the inherent randomness in the debris flight trajectory is irreducible due to the wind turbulence, variation in wind direction, gustiness of the wind event, and so forth, the proposed probabilistic model seeks to address these uncertainties through Monte Carlo simulations with the appropriate statistical distributions applied to the governing equations of motion of the debris.

Population data stratified by national quintiles of the income domain were provided by the ONS based on the 2001 census and the same distributions applied to population data by age and ethnicity for the 2001 2007 mid-year population estimates.

Simply inspecting distributions, applying cluster or factor analysis will not address this assumption of dimensionality (Beauchaine, 2007; Waller & Meehl, 1998).

The same distribution applied to certain foods as a trigger and the presence of food craving in the premonitory phase (p < 0.0001 for all comparisons).

The experimental observations reveal that the failure modes are highly dependent on the stress distribution applied on the cross-section by the combined actions.

The effects played by temperature rise, volume fraction distribution, applied voltage, the character of in-plane boundary conditions, as well as initial geometric imperfections are studied.

The first asymmetry involves the weight bearing, with the observation of a larger BW distribution applied to the NA leg than to the A leg (Fig. 1A).