Sentence examples for intensity coefficients from inspiring English sources

The development of the emission intensity coefficients discussed in this section is derived from Tao et al. (2007).

The large intensity coefficients are represented by light pixels, while small coefficients are represented by dark pixels.

In this case, the current fixed emissions intensity coefficients based on the NEI99 inventory were used to calibrate a block of emissions equations in the econometric model.

This numerical method is used to determine and optimize the intensity coefficients of individual LEDs that contribute to the overall spectral distribution.

As a first step in this study, we introduce emission intensity coefficients, which are based on historically observed emissions and levels of emission activities.

To analyze the production of emissions stocks, we will employ two different types of emission intensity coefficients: those that are assumed to be fixed through time and those that are time varying.

Then, characteristic frequency intensity coefficient (CFIC) [20] of the above 11 signals are computed.

A characteristic frequency intensity coefficient (CFIC) is defined as a quantity criterion for assessing the effectiveness of the filters.

The pressure fluctuation intensity coefficient (PFIC) based on the standard deviation method, the time-averaged velocity unsteadi- ness intensity coefficient (VUIC) and the time-averaged turbulence intensity coefficient (TIC) are defined by averaging the results at each grid node for an entire impeller revolution period.

Figure 1 shows the good linear correlation between the spore concentrations varying from 8 × 103 to 8 × 106 CFU/mL, and corresponding DPA fluorescence intensity (coefficient R2 = 0.9999).

Second is the intensity coefficient of karst development which determines the capacity of groundwater for receiving rainfall and the degree of being polluted.