Sentence examples for peak equivalent from inspiring English sources

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The third strategy is a constant critical strain (CS) approach that does not include softening but instead deletes an element when it achieves a peak equivalent plastic strain.

Both cases have a second peak equivalent to the first peak and resemble the 26 MeV and 55 MeV proton distribution of the CRRES observation.

All animals had otoscopically normal tympanic membranes and normal hearing was confirmed by click-evoked auditory brainstem responses (ABRs) with thresholds of <43 decibels peak equivalent sound pressure level (dB p.e. SPL) [17].

For RRTFs, click trains (monopolar, rectangular pulses of 200 µs duration; 500 ms train duration) were systematically presented 15 times for repetition rates from 1 to 38 Hz (1, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, 34, and 38 Hz) at sound levels of 82 102 dB SPL (peak equivalent).

Relative sound amplitudes were converted to sound pressure in dB peSPL (peak equivalent sound pressure level in decibels relative to 20 µPa rms) with reference to a sound level calibrator (type 4231 and 4230, Brüel & Kjær; 94 dB SPL at 1 kHz).

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This would therefore result in co-incident peaks from these two isoform combinations and consequently three peaks, rather than four would be observed (figure 2a), with m/z separations between the peaks equivalent to ∼1 kDa.

An increase in the number and intensity of variant mass peaks equivalent to single IRDs, in wounding with water and with OS protein fractions, suggests the enhanced proteolytic processing of the up-regulated CanPI precursor proteins [ 22, 31, 32].

However, adduct profiles in these two cell lines were not identical: peaks equivalent to adducts 14 and 15 in the DNA of MCF-7 cells were absent in DNA extracted from IGROV-1 cells exposed to 1  μ M Phortress.

The cochlear potentials observed in response to clicks were superimposed on the grand average of the summating potential-compound action potential responses obtained from 16 controls with normal hearing at 120 dB peak-equivalent sound pressure level.