Sentence examples for merging rate from inspiring English sources
It has been observed that the merging rate of water droplets depends on the operating frequency, mechanical vibration of piezoelectric plate, separation distance between the droplets, and volume of droplets.
As usual, the ground magnetic variations (AL) correlate well with the dayside merging rate (E kl), but the difference between different (eTN-based) plasma sheet states is also obvious in this plot.
These data were complemented by 1-min-averaged solar wind parameters (N sw, V sw, T sw, and flow pressure P d) from the OMNI database, smoothed with a sliding 5-min window and jointed with the AL and PC index databases and solar-wind-based "dayside merging rate" E kl = VB sin2(θ/2).
With a proportion of 90.09% in 1991/1992, the merging rate was only slightly less successful.
We discovered that the merging rate for women was lower than for men.
Linkage success is not uniformly distributed across age: in our age-range (35 64 years), the merging rate is even higher than in the population as a whole.
Daily and cow-individual variations on the merging and analysis rate were due to cow traffic.
We wanted to explore whether such merging influences the rate of carotenoid evolution, and whether it precedes or follows elongation of carotenoid-producing pathways within a lineage (Fig. 8).
At each step, there are two possible events: (i) lineage merging, which occurs at rate 1; (ii) lineage splitting, which occurs at rate r.
To restore sexual reproduction, an increase in genetic diversity is necessary and can be achieved in several ways, i.e. high dispersal rate and merging of previously separated populations, multiple introductions of the invasive species [ 30], somatic mutations [ 31] or hybridization with local relatives [ 32, 33].
The range and distribution of prior for parameters used to describe these scenarios (effective population size, time of splitting or merging events, and admixture rates) are given as additional file (Additional file 3: Table S2).
