Sentence examples for increasing away from from inspiring English sources

The second issue is concerned with the real-valued loops on otherwise complex subsonic branches, involving the fluid mode increasing away from the plate.

The results show very good agreement at the peak heights of the meteor distribution, with errors increasing away from the peak.

The t-isosurface can also be regarded as the generalised t-distance from Γ, that is, solution values are increasing away from Γ.

The solution is bounded from below by the smallest initialised value since the solution T is increasing away from Γ 0. Note that solution values will not be increased during the iterations once accepted, and too small values should therefore never be accepted.

The latitude-longitude response shows some increases in chlorophyll near coasts and areas of known upwelling as well as a minor latitudinal gradient, increasing away from the mid-latitudes (Figure 1c).

The internodes or segments in such a graph can be named by their connectivity, with the largest vein (midrib) considered primary and higher orders increasing away from the petiole, or alternatively with the finest segments considered primary and connections counted up toward the petiole, as is done by geomorphologists classifying streams (Strahler, 1957).

Nevertheless, there were spatial differences; basal area and stocking decreased along rivers and increased away from rivers.

Mass continuity for the interior requires the interior upwelling velocity to increase away from the bottom and then decrease at the levels where the boundary current entrains interior water.

Mean annual temperatures near the ice margin were about −6 °C or colder and increased away from the ice margin to about 0 °C near the southern extent of the permafrost.

However under certain mild conditions the failure ratio, F R x) unexpectedly increases away from one.

Similarly, Thrash and Derry (1999) noted that Cynodon dactylon has been observed to increase away from the piosphere.