Sentence examples for drifts prior from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that the building models experienced specific post-mainshock residual drifts prior of being subjected to the aftershocks.

It would, therefore, be desirable to have an easy method for monitoring the calibration of a PET system in order to exclude temporal drifts prior to the next calibration, providing also a consistency check across successive calibrations.

In fact, it is a fairly standard procedure to remove drifts prior to ICA-based artifact removal, and the benefit has been demonstrated in several studies [45, 46, 47].

For frames using the proposed gusset connection, the maximum frame drift prior to failure will be governed by the rotational capacity of the beam-to-column connection, not the axial deformation of the BRB.

The pressure data in some of the archival tags (Mk7 and LTD2310) drifted from initial calibrations and had to be compensated for sensor drift prior to further analysis.

We find that including this drift prior on antigenic locations removes the problem of identifiability.

Surprisingly, estimating virus avidity and serum potency results in a more linear antigenic map, resembling the appearance of the map incorporating the antigenic drift prior, while preserving local consistency.

We additionally find that including the drift prior on antigenic locations often results in greater predictive power, with a slight improvement of test error for the A/H1N1, B/Vic, and B/Yam datasets (Table 1).

It is found that although many studies note that near-field effects influence the velocity and trajectory of drifting bergs prior to impact, the understanding of near-field hydrodynamic effects such as negative wave drift force, fluid cushioning, shadowing, reduction in impact velocity, and hydrodynamic damping, is incomplete.

The aim of the current study was to further test this theory and rule out potential confounding effects of sensory illusions or motor drift on prior observations.

Conventional concentrically braced frame (CBF) systems have limited drift capacity prior to brace buckling, and related damage leads to deterioration in strength and stiffness.