Sentence examples for groups of gauges from inspiring English sources
Evidence for significant trends varied between groups of gauges that were defined by catchment size, location, climate, flood threshold and period of record, indicating that generalizations about flood trends across large domains or a diversity of catchment types are ungrounded.
Trend testing of major floods was based on counting the number of exceedances of a given flood threshold within a group of gauges.
The group of gauge transformations in this theory dealt with the isospin of strongly interacting particles.
Finally, we study the KMS states of the group of gauge transformations defined by aj → exp it)aj.
In short, the structure of the group of gauge transformations in a particular gauge theory entails general restrictions on the way in which the field described by that theory can interact with other fields and elementary particles.
This article is concerned with the deformation theory of representations of a given group H into the group of gauge transformations of a principal G-bundle over a manifold X.
He is the author of Group-Structure of Gauge Theory.
Our result implies that the group G of gauge transformations acts as unitary operators onL2(A), the Hilbert space completion of Fun(A) in the norm ‖F‖2=μ0 |F|2)1/2.
This study allowed us to theoretically allocate a group of strain gauges on the optimal positions in the mechanical structure so that they can accomplish the dynamic control of the robot.
We will first assess comparability of baseline characteristics between the matched groups to gauge the effectiveness of the propensity matching and then address any residual covariate imbalances through model adjustment.
In our book Unjust Rewards, David Walker and I corralled top City lawyers and bankers into focus groups to gauge their knowledge of where they stood: these earners of up to £10m a year ranked themselves far nearer to ordinary people, always pointing upwards to those who earned more, with the social anxiety not of have-yachts-and-have-nots, but envying those who had yachts with crews.
