Sentence examples for exposure coefficient from inspiring English sources

First, the background of the exposure coefficient is examined.

A new simplified index is introduced, namely the south exposure coefficient Cfs.

This paper presents results from an investigation of the suitability of the exposure coefficient as defined in ISO 4355 "Bases for design of structures Determination of snow loads on roofs", based on thorough analyses of weather data from 389 weather stations in Norway for the reference 30-year period 1961 1990.

It is shown that the exposure coefficient as defined in ISO 4355 does not reflect the actual effects of wind exposure on roof snow loads in Norway, the main reasons being oversimplifications in the definition of the coefficient and the extreme variations of the climate in Norway.

Here we quantify how the observed positive skewness affects the terrain exposure coefficient profile for ASCE 7. The results demonstrate the need to update peak factor calculations to accurately predict extreme winds acting on low-rise buildings in built-up terrain.

The estimated ozone exposure coefficient, ΔO3_exposure, ranges from 1.8 for Los Angeles to 2.5 for Boston (Table 1).

Next, values for the exposure coefficients in Norway are calculated according to ISO 4355.

Ozone exposure coefficients.

Infiltration rates, air change rates, and ozone exposure coefficients.

If so, this would provide further support for the association between ozone mortality coefficients and ozone exposure coefficients.

Figure 2B is analogous, but for ozone mortality coefficients versus ozone exposure coefficients (R = 0.58; p-value < 0.001).