Sentence examples for measure the quantitative from inspiring English sources
This paper uses numerical simulation to verify the speedup of the proposed vectorization method as well as experiments to measure the quantitative transient displacement response subjected to dynamic impact loading.
In order to study comminution in a dynamic regime at higher strain rates than those of conventional equipment, a compressed-air apparatus designed to launch a projectile at velocities as high as 450 m s−1 has been developed to measure the quantitative nature of high-speed impacts on aggregated rock samples.
We measure the quantitative carrier recombination lifetime and the doping density with submicron resolution by μPLS and μRS.
We did not perform a multi-slice spiral lung computed tomography to measure the quantitative changes in alveolar aeration induced by PEEP and PP.
Although these studies found that creative accounting is also used to manage surpluses, they do not measure the quantitative impact of such practices on government financial performance.
Comparisons indicated that the MG-QOL performed better than a nondisease-specific measure of QOL, the SF-36, in demonstrating disease change as assessed by the primary measure, the Quantitative MG score (QMG).
Answering these questions will require quantifying the first steps of pathway activation, elucidating the mechanisms of transcriptional interpretation and measuring the quantitative limits of ERK signaling within which the system must operate to avoid developmental defects.
Though conductivities of many slag systems have been measured, the quantitative relationships of conductivity with slag composition and temperature are still very limited.
It would be more interesting to have a sound methodology for measuring the quantitative importance of the various causal variables.
When the chemical or physical phenomena are measured, the quantitative information for the chemical and/or physical state within medium are provided by converting that into electrical or optical signal.
In particular, measuring the quantitative characteristics of an entire flight under natural conditions, from takeoff to landing, has been virtually impossible.
