Sentence examples for performance of ordinary from inspiring English sources
The performance of ordinary cyclostationary detector is represented by blue line, in case there is only Gaussian noise.
In this work, discontinuous fatigue tests were designed for the first time to investigate the fatigue performance of ordinary concrete under discontinuous cyclic loading.
The experimental results show that the optimized mixtures have an acceptable frost salt scaling durability that is comparable to the performance of ordinary Portland cement mixtures.
For instance, Hillel Steiner claims that "evil acts are distinguished from ordinary wrongs through the presence of an extra quality that is completely absent in the performance of ordinary wrongs" (Steiner 2002, 184).
The performance of ordinary Portland cement (OPC) concrete is also investigated as a reference for evaluating the durability characteristics of geopolymer concretes.
The milling of the SSA altered the performance of mortars to the extent that the compressive strength and workability were comparable to the performance of ordinary mortar.
The experimental results indicate that parallel implementation of matrix inverse by using GPGPU and CUDA will be enough to reduce the execution time of weights calculation and estimation for each unknown point and, as a result, the global performance time of ordinary kriging.
The blue line is performance of the ordinary eigenvalue ratio detector, designed for Gaussian noise, in case there is no impulsive noise.
The purpose of this paper is to compare the performance of the ordinary and generalized cross validation methods and the L-curve criterion.
The strength of beams and columns can significantly influence on the seismic performance of steel ordinary concentrically braced frames (OCBFs) due to the unbalanced forces that occur after buckling of braces.
The organization was founded in 1928 by a Spanish priest, Josemaria Escriva now a saint whose spiritual framework for Opus Dei lay in the idea that holiness could be found not in a monastery or in church but through the performance of your ordinary work.
