Sentence examples for dropping magnitude from inspiring English sources

Mean ratings of vicarious embarrassment for each class of situation were in the mid-range of the scale (see Table 1) and highest ratings were found for AA vignettes (M = 4.32, SD = 1.55) with continuously dropping magnitude toward IU (M = 3.28, SD = 1.42).

As we observed above for co-injection, here the contrast became more significant both in pressure drop magnitude and in strong foam propagation.

Third, the average stress drop magnitude of the small amplitude serrations induced by the propagating bands remains small and nearly constant with strain rate.

Information about the stress drop magnitude and the associated size of shear displacements as a function of temperature and strain provides detailed insights into the shear band characteristics, which can be described by a stick slip process.

Both the stress drop magnitude and the incubation time for serrations follow a power-law distribution, presenting a sharp contrast to the randomly generated, uncorrelated serrated flow events in the absence of SBIs.

Annealed samples were found to have inter-flake and intra-flake contribution to the potential drop and that for the latter a correlation between the potential drop magnitude and wrinkle density is found, although there is no correlation with wrinkle height.

After adjustment for age, weight and total body fat, or additionally adjusted for subcutaneous adipose tissue, visceral adipose tissue, skeletal muscle, sex, ethnicity, menopausal status, the correlation between pelvic BMAT and BMD dropped in magnitude but remained significant (Table 2 ).

Insertion of the plates lowers the pressure drop magnitudes of both the spouting and background inlets, and the correlation coefficient of the two signals.

It is shown that both 2D and 3D heat exchanger configurations of identical porosities with different geometric profiles have shown similar deposition fraction and pressure drop magnitudes albeit having a slightly different fouling layer distribution.

In contrast, for the more ductile Cu47.5Zr47.5Al5 alloy, the distributions of stress drop magnitudes and their time durations obey a power-law scaling reminiscent of a self-organized critical state.

It was shown that the character of the statistics changes from a peaked distribution of the stress drop magnitudes to a monotonically decreasing one as the imposed strain rate or the temperature are increased.