Sentence examples for heights and offset from inspiring English sources

The annealed spectra are renormalized to have equal peak heights and offset in order of increased annealing time.

The annealed spectra are renormalized to have equal peak heights and offset in order of increased annealing time to clearly show the shifting in peak PL energy that occurred with annealing.

In fact, when we introduce those lower/higher bounds, we practically define the height and offset of the sinusoidal wave itself.

where ρmin and ρmax are the minimum and the maximum traffic loads throughout the day, wheight and woffset are the height and offset of the sinusoidal traffic wave, and t p is the time slice in which the traffic load has its peak.

Test variables included bonded length, width ratio between the FRP strip and concrete prism, height of concrete free edge, and offset in load position (load angle).

Additionally, we set the tree height prior to an exponential distribution with mean of 2.5 and offset of 0.0014, which means tree height can be anything from 14 Ky BP to 9.5 My BP, but puts larger weight on tree heights ≤ 3 My BP.

Letterpress and offset use greasy inks.

Dashed lines indicate light onset and offset (green) and tone onset and offset (gray).

The robustness of correlation analysis was increased by mapping correlation values to the same scale so that a constant cutoff could be used regardless of peak height, resolution, and offsets.

Fin pitch, fin height, fin offset length, cold stream flow length, no-flow length and hot stream flow length were considered as six design parameters.

The significant reductions in standardised catch with increasing spread ratio were hypothesised to reflect either: (i) slightly reduced ground gear contact and headline heights offsetting the greater swept areas; or perhaps more likely (ii) steeper wing angles which increased the probability of mesh encounters and escape for school prawns and were less efficient for herding fish.