Sentence examples for due to rate from inspiring English sources
Though it's not clear if the block is intentional or due to rate limits.
Compared with other existing DIFs, the results show improved predictions of the enhancement of the concrete compressive strength due to rate effect.
We logged rate limiting messages from the Twitter Streaming API and found that few tweets were omitted per day due to rate limiting.
However, a similar stiffening strain rate effect was seen for all specimens after the onset of damage, which is believed to be due to rate sensitive damage propagation.
The cathodic polarization curves at different states of charge exhibit limiting current phenomena due to rate determining dissoluton of lead sulphate or/and diffusion of lead ions.
While PBM simulates changes in the number of particles in each size class due to rate processes such as aggregation, DEM tracks each particle individually, with the abilities to simulate spatial variations and collect mechanistic data.
(It should be noted that, since the transient maximum of the temperature difference occurs only for a very short time, hardening due to rate-dependent plasticity might reduce this effect.
However, CT removal could also be fit by a first-order mass transfer analytical model, potentially leading to an erroneous conclusion that the long-term tailing in the experiment was kinetically controlled due to rate-limited NAPL evaporation.
The dilatational response of the material is modeled using the Mie-Gruneisen equation of state and the Johnson Cook model is employed to characterize the material response due to rate-dependent plastic deformation.
Post-CD flushing VOC levels rebounded (850% for TCE, 190% for TCA, and 53% for DCE) between the first two sampling rounds, apparently due to rate-limited desorption from aquifer media and dissolution from remaining NAPL.
Similar tests were conducted at dynamic rates of strain, where it was observed that the measured values of SEA were lower than the corresponding quasi-static data, possibly due to rate-sensitive effects in the delamination resistance of the composite material.
