Sentence examples for evolution of the measures from inspiring English sources
Using the velocity field together with initial and boundary conditions dictated by a particular flow geometry, one can now predict from first principles the spatial distribution and time evolution of the measures of mechanical mixedness: striation thickness and intermaterial surface normal.
Temporal evolution of the measured sorting efficiency qualitatively agreed well with theoretical predictions.
The reason for this variation is explained using temporal evolution of the measured velocity distribution of bubbles having different sizes.
Steps of 30° in By-Bz angle show the evolution of the measured convection as Bz turns from southward to northward through ±By.
The evolution of the measured and simulated VBR as a function of the substrate (handle wafer) voltage (HWV) gives good physical insight of the optimal LDNMOS drift region design configuration.
The aim is also to follow up on the instrument development studies and illustrate how TA has enhanced the evolution of the measure.
The time series recorded by each data-logger reflects the evolution of the measured parameter versus time, and it is commonly denoted as trajectory.
Second, we employ data from the World Input-Output Database (WIOD) to document the empirical evolution of these measures over the period 1995-2011; in doing so, we highlight salient patterns related to countries' GVC positioning - as well as some puzzling correlations - that emerge from the data.
Next, we describe the layer merging procedure used to study the evolution of the topological measures and the behavior of the layers in the major airline and low-cost multiplex sub-networks.
We now analyze the evolution of the former measures as more and more layers are merged (independently of whether they do correspond to major or low-cost companies), until the complete aggregate ATN, comprising all the available layers, is reached (see the Methods section for the details on the layer merging procedure).
