Sentence examples for evolution of the relative from inspiring English sources
The evolution of the relative density for both modes of compaction is compared for a strain-hardening metal coating.
A sensitivity study is further performed to evaluate the evolution of the relative error depending on the mesh size.
Mechanical spectroscopy experiments show that the damping as well as the evolution of the relative shear modulus depend strongly on the orientation of the basal plane.
The evolution of the relative fraction of the Alm(Fe,Mn) particles in the alloy through the thickness of the ingot has been measured.
The peak at 11564.1 eV dominates at the end of the reaction and is assigned to the rising edge of Pt0 of metallic Pt. c. evolution of the relative peak intensities at 11566.1 eV and 11564.1 eV in (b), as a function of temperature, illustrating the decomposition of the reactant and formation of the final product in the course of the reaction.
This allows subsite binding energies to be used to predict the evolution of the relative amounts of different products during the digestion of arbitrary mixtures of oligomeric or polymeric substrates.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07116.009 10.7554/eLiFigure16.010 Figure 5. Time-evolution of the relative contribution to HZ incidence per age group before and after introduction of 100% effective varicella vaccination for 1 year olds.
LifeViz "Absolute" for the evaluation of the volume in a single acquisition; LifeViz "Evolution" for the relative quantification of volume variation.
Despite rapid progress in understanding the mechanisms that shape the evolution of proteins, the relative importance of various factors remain to be elucidated.
Author's response: We feel that sequence has persisted as the primary tool to study evolution because of the relative ease algorithms can represent it, as opposed to these other sources of data.
Figure 16 and Figure 17 depict the evolution of the 'maximal relative error at the outputs', which is defined as the maximal relative error at all outputs.
