Sentence examples similar to gradient of fall from inspiring English sources

The gradient of the falling edge from approximately 80%to20%0% of the signal in the plot in Figure 11(a) was 3.28 × 10-4% per nanosecond.

The step features are still visible in Figure 12(a), however, the gradients of the falling edges have decreased in magnitude.

Speed skiing makes a World Cup downhill race look like a bumbling meander down the mountain, and Les Arcs hosts the world championships on a permanent, immaculately groomed course that begins with a 76percentnt gradient near free fall on the face of the Aiguille Rouge.

Although such diffusion-based mechanisms may allow length sensing over restricted distances, the range limits of intracellular gradients fall far short of those needed for process lengths of more than 100 μm (Stelling and Kholodenko, 2009).

42 In this review, a fall was any type of fall, whether from a height, down a gradient, or from standing height, and whether or not an injury resulted.

This north south divide is perhaps most vivid in Ontario, where the southern corridor between Windsor and Ottawa enjoys a strong gradient of access with almost no community falling outside of 120 minutes of drive time to a PHC physician, while the remainder of the province experiences highly varied, but mostly limited, potential spatial access.

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).

d MHI of fall.

Similar to fish lenses, lens cylinders bend light, using an internal gradient of refractive index, highest on the axis and falling parabolically to the cylinder wall.

An alternative explanation of the existence of a rostrocaudal gradient of leukocytes is that leukocytes from ventricular CSF might fall by gravity to lumbar CSF.

Here, we present three initial applications of the 300 mT/m gradients that fall outside the immediate scope of the HCP.