Sentence examples for effect of a higher order from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figs. 3 and 4, with an increase in the period of the isolated building when ( rho ) = 0.05~( rho ) = 2.0, the distribution of the response acceleration in each story of the building changes from the form that includes the effect of a higher order mode to a constant distribution that is close to rigid body behavior.

Here it is shown that effects of a higher-order gradient are essential for the formation of this particular deformation mode.

However, a statistically significantly decreased risk for unspecified CNS tumours was observed among second-born children as opposed to first born (OR, 0.70; 95% CI, 0.51 0.95) (Table 2), but no protective effect of a higher birth order was found.

Comparatively, evaluation of a polynomial function is more computationally complex than a simple memory LUT entry and compensation of higher orders of nonlinearity and memory effects requires a high order polynomial.

The current work investigates the wave dispersion characteristics of two-dimensional structures, accounting for the effect of their higher order inner material kinematics.

The study reported here has investigated the effect of three higher order thinking strategies on enhancing learner autonomy of EFL undergraduates in Iran through instructional intervention.

The effect of the higher order mode seems to be included, and the acceleration value did not decrease as much as the input value.

In order to analyse any effect of the higher order moments of the distribution (e.g. skewness) independently of the mean and standard deviation, a different task setting is required (Symmonds et al., 2010, 2011).

Consequently, in order to investigate lower-order effects in the presence of a higher-order interaction, it is recommended to fit the appropriate models corresponding to more aggregate forms of the data.

Despite paradigm-dependent differences in previous reports and the novelty of our results, the overall pattern confirms emotional effects previously reported with other paradigms: an early modulation based on valence and a late effect of arousal and higher order cognitive processes [ 33- 35]; these findings contribute to the clarification of these discrepancies.

In addition, numerical simulations were performed to analyze the effect of higher order harmonics to a mono-frequency excitation signal.