Sentence examples for higher gradient than from inspiring English sources
This implies that even when the probability of game to continue is low, the players have incentives in transmitting at a higher gradient than the NE to achieve a high utility if the channel condition is good.
A channel was classified as noisy, if the amplitude was larger than 120 μV, smaller than 0.07 μV, or showed a higher gradient than 75 μV to adjacent channels, which corresponds to the BESA default settings.
Some of the textures could have higher gradients than some boundaries and, hence, weaker diffusivities.
The gradient between GP premises and community pharmacy access is dependent on the urbanity level with a higher gradient in urban areas than in village, hamlet and isolated dwellings.
The intercalated polymer also has a higher gradient (Young's modulus) than that of the unintercalated polymer, demonstrating that it is not just a transfer of stress that is responsible for the increase but that the intercalated polymer also contributes.
The experimental results showed that (111)B had a 15.4%% higher growth rate and 11.1%% higher temperature gradient than (111)A.
The (111)B experiment had 11.1 % higher temperature gradient than (111)A.
Nevertheless, the temperature condition of the extension veins for each mélange zone shows a similar range, although the data are limited in the Mugi mélange, and this suggests that the extension vein development may finish in a shallower portion in the higher geothermal gradient than that in the lower geothermal gradient.
The more heavily forested Soda Butte Creek transect covered a higher elevation gradient than the other transects and ranged in NPP from 145 to 158 g C m-2 yr-1 in the most productive years of 2005 and 2006.
In fact, theories of higher gradients were proposed more than four decades before, cf., (Mindlin and Tiersten 1962; Mindlin and Eshel 1968).
In most dogs, the V----A+P configuration produced higher gradients throughout the ventricles than did V----A, V----P, or V+A----P.
