Sentence examples for modes with equal from inspiring English sources
Users choose one of the ten "modes" with equal probability (10%).
Particular attention is paid to the investigation of modal interaction between non-linear vibration modes with equal or nearly equal natural frequencies and to its influence on parametric instability and snap-through buckling.
Modes with equal time scales correspond to pairs of complex conjugate eigenvalues indicating oscillatory components in the system behavior.
The first row contains baseline results from the Complete mode, with equal weights for all constructs (Table 7).
It is found that the relationship between the loss factor and the maximum stress amplitude is very similar for each mode of vibration when the modes vibrate with equal stress amplitude.
In the SU-MIMO mode, SVD with equal power allocation is applied.
Rayleigh assumed that all possible frequency modes could radiate with equal probability, following the principle of equipartition of energy.
More recently, we have begun to investigate the possibility of using this gun in a high-brightness, low-charge operating mode, with charge equal to approximately 1 nC, for high-precision measurements of wakefields.
The ANTS fluorescence was measured using a stopped-flow spectrofluorometer (SLM, Olis) by mixing the vesicle solution in single-mixing mode with an equal volume of quench buffer consisting of 50 mM TlNO3, 94 mM KNO3, 10 mM HEPES, and 10 mM succinic acid.
Quantifying the relative contribution of (1) widely recognized Record-to-Record variability, versus (2) inherent randomness in system parameters, to the total variance in the inelastic displacement ratios for first mode-dominant structures with equal nominal relative lateral strength, is the major goal of this paper.
GP registration rates had little bearing on subsequent mode of access, with equal rates of self-referral to this service across all groups, which suggests that accessing appropriate primary health care is more complex than finding and registering with a GP.
