Sentence examples for magnitude equivalent from inspiring English sources

With increasing vibration magnitude, equivalent sensation approximated towards constant velocity, whereas with decreasing magnitudes the sensation became similar to the absolute perception threshold.

Thus, this deep earthquake with a magnitude equivalent to that of a shallow magnitude 5 earthquake was able to generate detectable infrasound, but ground motions of the other, smaller deep earthquakes were not sufficient to generate detectable infrasound.

This has been observed by French et al. (2012) and Secor (1965), where natural hydraulic fractures and dilation are reported to occur when the pore pressure surpasses the least in situ compressive stress by a magnitude equivalent to the rock tensile strength.

Furthermore, Mameli et al. [41] reported that a PREGS-like neurosteroid released from depolarized postsynaptic CA1 neurons increased the frequency of AMPA-mediated miniature excitatory postsynaptic currents via modulation of presynaptic NMDA receptors, with a magnitude equivalent to that caused by exogenously applied PREGS at 17 µM.

An effect size of one indicates a change in magnitude equivalent to one standard deviation.

An effect size of one indicates a clinically meaningful change in magnitude equivalent to one standard deviation (SD).

Electron leakage from the plasma beam to the high-voltage solar array has been observed to cause a slight amount of charging, its magnitude being equivalent to the operational voltage of the solar arrays.

For the external constraint, which occurs as the geometry of structure is changed according to the assembly stage, constraint factor is drawn from the elastic FE analysis and test results, and the magnitude of equivalent force according to constraint is decided.

Given the non-associated flow rule with no dilation (ψ = 0.1°), without considering the tensile strength of this clay, Figs. 13 and 14 show the contours of the magnitude of equivalent plastic strains (PEMAG in ABAQUS or defined as SDV9 in the UMAT) and the contours of displacements in critical plastic penetration state, respectively, obtained by ABAQUS (σ t = not set) and the UMAT (a = 0.05).

In these simulations, the average pre-pulse velocities are negative, with a magnitude almost equivalent to the target velocity (Figure 2B).

Increases and decreases of the same magnitude had equivalent percentage changes that were opposite in sign.