Sentence examples for equivalent magnitudes from inspiring English sources

Petrosino and coauthors (ref. 29) revised the VT Md scale at CFc using improved path and site transfer functions.The authors calculated moment-magnitudes and Wood-Anderson equivalent magnitudes, finding out a bias (underestimation) of the local scale of the order of a factor 0.6 for the lowest magnitude events.

values or in the spectral contents, as wind forces on the tower lend dependency on both the along wind and the across wind components of fluctuating winds thus have equivalent magnitudes at different wind incidences.

Sexual experiences, both over a life time and in the last 12 months, are strongly associated with HIV status with equivalent magnitudes (OR = 10.82 and 9.13, p ≤ 0.001).

The third fundamental element in this framework is that inferences are made on the basis of a selected "effect metric " that defines "toxicological equivalent" magnitudes of effect.

Results in the present study indicate that, at 24 hr postexposure, this dynamic response persists at equivalent magnitudes in venules of rats exposed to either 0.25 mg ROFA or 0.1 mg TiO2 (52 ± 5 or 65 ± 9 leukocytes/min, respectively).

For example, the effects of lexicality (words vs. pseudowords) for the 2 tasks might be small, relatively transient, of roughly equivalent magnitudes and in opposite directions for the 2 tasks.

A future episode could be expected to create a spike of equivalent magnitude on top of an even higher baseline, thus shattering the 1998 record.

The release kinetics reveals that the diffusivities of the drugs from carbon media are of equivalent magnitude (10−22 to 10−24 m2 s−1).

Fluctuations of equivalent magnitude probably have accompanied the alternate growth and melting of continental glaciers during the Pleistocene Epoch (from 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago) because the ocean's waters are the ultimate source of glacial ice.

Assuming a uniform slip on the rupture interface in tsunami models, as was done for this study, can underestimate the potential impact and extent of inundation by an equivalent magnitude of about 0.3 or 0.440,41.

It is shown that microburst induced structural vibration could be larger or smaller than the vibration induced by straight-line wind of equivalent magnitude depending on the relative size of the microburst with respect to the bridge span.