Sentence examples for minimum of peak from inspiring English sources

Combining this conclusion with the overlapping effect of multiple engaged cutting edges, optimal helix angle corresponding to the minimum of peak cutting forces is analytically derived to be the function of axial depth of cut, number of flutes and cutter diameter.

This could be explained by the relatively large offset of the center of X-, Y-, and Z-coils relative to the center of u-channel about 8-mm downward (-X direction) for KCC sensor response, which is calculated by the X Y position of minimum of peak values along Z-axis.

(F) Optical scattering spectra measured from the 10 NPC ROIs defined in part E. Number labels above spectra in parts D and F indicate range (minimum and maximum) of peak wavelengths.

However, the minimum outside of peak will fall by 40 minutes a week to a total of 50 minutes.

A minimum of the peak values of mainstream velocity component in the channels develops in the center of the test plate.

The area (or the absorbance measured at the constant signal) and the absorbance measured at the minimum of the peak can be used as measures corresponding to the phosphate and silicate concentrations, respectively.

Excellent fits of the overall As 3d spectra (Figure 2A) could be obtained using a minimum of three peak doublets (3d5/2 and 3d3/2 separated by 0.64 eV) corresponding to two types of oxidized arsenic species along with unoxidized arsenic.

Each decay curve had a minimum of 5000 peak photon counts, and was fit using a double exponential decay model deconvolved from the measured instrument response function for added precision.

The same approach was then applied to the Varanus osteoid spectrum, resulting in a minimum of six peaks.

Eight loci, Rtyp1 through Rtyp8, were found to be polymorphic and to give good amplification with a minimum of stutter peaks (Table 1 and Table 2).

From visual inspection of the background-subtracted mosasaur spectrum it was obvious that a minimum of six peaks was necessary in order to get a realistic agreement with the experimental spectrum.