Sentence examples for fractional contributions from inspiring English sources

This process collects the fractional contributions that each particle found in a search systematic contributes until a sample can be generated (in a manner that is the same to the collection idea that was implemented in the systematic resampling method).

The flame index and its pdf are analysed to estimate the fractional contributions from these combustion modes to the total heat release rate.

C loss in the southern US was highest (105 ± 6 Tg C year−1) with the highest fractional contributions from harvest (92%) and wind (5%).

Our method of measuring D2/D1 utilizes narrowband Na vapor Faraday filters, which can yield observations on the fractional contributions of the two chemical pathways of the modified Chapman mechanism.

Taylor et al. (2012) explored the fractional contributions of each part of the firefighter's protective gear in order to detect the segment of clothing which significantly mitigates physiological burden.

Generally, human activities cause a decrease of streamflow across China; (3) In recent years such as a period of 2001 2014, human activities tend to have increasing or enhancing impacts on instream flow changes, and fractional contributions of climate change and human activities to streamflow changes are, respectively, 53.5% and 46.5%.

Still, I suppose if we haven't yet worked out why men have been committing the vast proportion of violent crime since time began, we're not going to explain women's fractional contribution just yet either.

The model was optimized to fit the data and to determine the fractional contribution of each component.

We have also examined whether there have been changes over time in the fractional contribution of ARs to seasonal rainfall using zero-inflated beta regression.

Assuming this process, the reservoir dams probably make only a fractional contribution to the organic and inorganic transport in the catchment studied.

We demonstrate that any metabolite in a network model can be expressed as a linear combination of so-called EMU basis vectors, where the corresponding coefficients indicate the fractional contribution of the EMU basis vector to the product metabolite.