As the rise time increases, the falling edge gradient increases (but decreases in magnitude) further.
In general, the pattern is of a decline in the number of species belonging to the Bangiophyceae and Fucophyceae and an increase in the Chlorophyceae along the falling salinity gradient [51].
In addition, training stops when the maximum number of iteration (repetitions) is reached or the performance gradient falls below the minimum gradient.
Or, a Wnt activity gradient may extend all the way to the anterior in oto, with the lowest levels of the gradient falling below the level of detection.
For the first 100 miles (160 km), the river follows an irregular, meandering course, its gradient falling from 20 feet per mile (4 metres per kilometre) above Buckingham to 2 feet per mile (0.4 metre per kilometre) toward Earith.
On the basis of ictal disability alone, migraine was ranked seventh highest among specific causes of disability globally (responsible for 2.9% of all YLDs), and in the top ten causes of disability in 14 of the 21 world regions, showing little evidence of a gradient falling from west to east or of being a disorder preferentially of rich countries.
Based on current discussions and opinions in the literature concerning theoretical or real-life applications of conservation translocations, it is perhaps illustrative to think of the relative degrees of contentiousness for the different translocation types as falling along a gradient of acceptability (Fig. 2).
Neighbour gradient values falling in between G c +t and G c −t are quantized to 0, while those below G c −t and above G c +t are quantized to −1 and +1 respectively.
That visual image - of the deficit falling sharply like the gradient of a cliff face - only works if you look at the deficit over a decade, says Derek Thompson, business editor at The Atlantic.
Energy minimization of all molecules was then performed using the MMFF94x force field at a gradient of 0.01 RMSD (i.e. if the gradient falls below RMSD, the minimization stops).
