Sentence examples for generation intensity from inspiring English sources

The paper studies how the design parameters of the development machines affect the generation intensity of the explosive coal dust.

The effects of heat generation intensity and buoyancy force have been analyzed by varying the Rayleigh number, the Stefan number and the Ostrogradsky number.

The effects on performance of traffic generation intensity, source destination separation distance, propagation time variability, packet lifetime, and the number of bacteria that can be processed concurrently at the nanogateway are presented.

Their annual average wind energy generation intensity is in the order above 150 W/m2, and can be as high as 300 W/m2 in other regions such as Western Inner Mongolia whilst the annual production hours are around five to six thousand.

All coir treatments enhanced infiltration, delayed time to runoff generation, reduced intensity of rill incision, and reduced sediment output compared to bare treatments.

Assuming this N e, the identified per generation selection intensity (0.245) for heterozygosity is 22 times higher than the effect of genetic drift (1/(2*45.6) = 0.011).

The pulse duration and spectrum are recorded using a second harmonic generation (SHG) intensity autocorrelator and an optical spectrum analyzer, respectively.

GEDI maps were exported through the software, in addition to "Gene Assignment Lists," which indicate node location of features, and "Map Centroids," which were used for the generation of intensity values for regions of interest.

Exploring mixed-anions materials could be one of the most promising solutions to obtaining NLO materials with both large second-harmonic generation (SHG) intensities and high laser induced damage thresholds (LIDTs).

For that process, a smaller population size was used (50), but every 100 000 generations, the intensity of selection was increased, by increasing constant K, to set fitness back to 3%.

Reznick and Ghalambor (2005) argue that guppy populations are a realistic model for fisheries because, like harvested species, they have overlapping generations, the intensity of selection by predators is in the mid- to low range of that imposed by commercial fisheries, and the rate of phenotypic change in guppies is also comparable with that found in exploited fisheries.