Sentence examples for evolution and corresponding from inspiring English sources

A set of Weibull distribution functions are used to quantify damage evolution and corresponding reduction in stiffness in different modes in the fibers.

However, our MAP-based optimum spectrum sensing is supposed to be much superior to ED, in consideration of entire exploration of the implicit state evolution and corresponding potential coding gain.

43 44 However, this approach alone is unlikely to become a viable basis for rigorous measurement in and of itself in part because of the absence of clinical details related to diagnostic evolution and corresponding care processes.

An experimental investigation reveals that the elevated temperature environment significantly alters the microscopic fatigue damage evolution and the corresponding stiffness degradation response of the material.

When the operating pressure is significant, its evolution and the corresponding discharge rate are affected by the elastic behaviour of the liquid.

The electrochemical properties of nanocrystalline Co-doped Mn oxide electrodes were investigated to determine the relationship between physicochemical feature evolution and the corresponding electrochemical behavior of synthesized electrodes.

The structural evolution and the corresponding biodegradability and biological property of PLLA porous scaffolds during the early quenching period in a thermally induced phase separation process have been investigated.

A new SAXS analysis approach for the complex SAXS profiles enabled a quantitative analysis of the structural evolution and the corresponding kinetics of the concurrent needle-like β″ and rod-like β′ phase transformations, of different size characteristics.

(E) State of evolution fast LF at Nit=80 and PDE approximation at T=706.8. Figure 4 shows the dice coefficient between the first 80 steps of the fast LS evolution and the corresponding state of the numerical approximation.

We describe a mixture model of amino acid evolution, and the corresponding mixture model of codon evolution.

Accelerated evolution and a corresponding low RNA-editing frequency have been shown for Geraniaceae (Parkinson et al. 2005).