Sentence examples for flat transition from inspiring English sources
The wave speed first decreases with an increase in the void fraction and then exhibits a flat transition.
First, we looked at a flat transition (instead of a business-as-usual increase) between 2012 and the starting year of decrease of the floor.
Especially, it displayed an inflexion point at the time that corresponds to the temporal outer cut-off of fractality, i.e. the crossover time required for the fractal to flat transition.
Under such a constraint of mixed control, the simulated current transient from the fractal electrode hardly exhibited the generalised Cottrell behaviour, and, especially, it displayed an inflexion point at the time that corresponds to the temporal outer cut-off of fractality (crossover time required for the fractal to flat transition).
In the case of the linear sweep voltammogram computed from the fractal electrode, moreover, the power dependence of the peak current on the scan rate deviated negatively from the generalised Randles Sevčik behaviour, above the slow threshold scan rate (crossover scan rate needed for the fractal to flat transition).
It doesn't, though, quite have the same degree of narrative mastery: a few flat transitions back to reality and weakness for drenching Kun's reconciliations in cutesy overkill dull its finish.
In addition to the parallelism between the growth-flexibility trade-off and the fittest-flattest transition, the effects of mutations and environment are not independent.
According to the fittest-flattest transition, for low mutation rates, the organism tends to display the maximum replication rate that could be achieved in those conditions.
(3) Beneath the flat Central Transition Zone, a backthrust marks the contact between the post- and pre-Messinian wedges.
These constants values in the original model were derived on flat plate transition experimentation [23].
Most facial parts have a convex topology, either cylindrical or spherical, with few saddle-like or flat areas that transition to concave regions localized in the eye, nose and mouth corners.
