Sentence examples for equivalence rate from inspiring English sources

Since the distance between two frames is 20, the registering equivalence rate is 33 frames per second (fps).

Based on their responses, an equivalence rate (the percentage of the total items rated by the experts as either 3 or 4) was calculated.

In addition, the results show that three groups were similar with respect to the age and gender of the adolescents.> -wrap-foot> NotNot significant at P >0.05 The average equivalence rate was 94%% (range from 92 to 96%%), indicating that each item of the Chinese version of the FS-A remained conceptually and idiomatically the same as in the English version.

The diverse combustion regimes are described and regions of existence of these regimes in equivalence ratio/stretch rate plane are identified.

The experimental data were compared with numerical simulations and insight was provided into the effects of equivalence ratio, strain rate, heat loss, particle size and type, gravity, and flame configuration.

Further considerations concern the equivalence of "rating curve procedures" and "weighting network procedures", and their repercussions on short measuring methods.

Despite dramatic differences in their structures, mixing intensities and combustion performance, both flame types can be realised at identical flow rates, equivalence ratio and swirl intensity.

The premixed flame heat-transfer mechanism is further identified to be related to the equivalence ratio and firing rate related to the equivalence ratio and thermal radiation effects.

Then, the impacts of four factors (H2/air equivalence ratio, H2 flow rate, wall thermal conductivity and wall emissivity) on emitter efficiency are evaluated by fuzzy membership grades and Euclidean grey relational grades, respectively.

In the first regime, NOx characteristics of both methane and n-heptane flames are strongly affected by changes in equivalence ratio and strain rate, while in the second regime, they exhibit a relatively weak dependence on ϕ and as.

However, for the present equivalence ratio, the firing rate at flashback is approximately five times higher than typical estimates given in Ref. 8. The temperature and species profiles show that the reaction zone is very broad, and that the tendency to flashback results from higher preheating of the unburnt mixture.