Sentence examples for periodic increments from inspiring English sources

The uplifting persisted in periodic increments throughout the Cretaceous and into the Paleogene and Neogene periods (about 66 to 2.6 million years ago).

The algorithm can then be run in small periodic increments (but still using large time windows), approximating an always-on online solution.

According to FAO, the net annual increment is defined as the average periodic increment of volume of all trees measured at a certain minimum Dbh, including the increment of trees which have been felled and excluding the increment of trees which have died during the reference period [62].

Stand productivity for the US plots was derived from the periodic annual increment growth between the two inventories for the US inventory plots where more than one inventory was conducted (Liang et al. 2016).

According to Blackman (1919), Whitehead and Myerscough (1962) and Hunt (1982, 1990), periodic relative increment or mean relative growth rate, p k, over a time period Δt is the difference of the logarithms of y k and y k –  1 divided by Δt, see also Causton (1977, p. 213).

Periodic annual increment for basal area and volume varied significantly by periods for all sites except the basal area at one site.

At the highest initial pine basal area, the periodic annual increment of pine was greatest during the 30-year period after partial harvesting.

Figure 11 Boxplots of the 20 year periodic height increment of all trees remaining at the end of each projection period in the Oder-Spree region under the reference management scenario and applying the three climate runs.

A look at the periodic fund increment ( ptimes tilde{S}-tilde{D}times tilde{C} ) provides additional insight.

The analysis of periodic height increment clearly states the overwhelming influence of tree age on height growth (Figure 12).

A logistic function of periodic annual increment for basal area to relative stand density fits the data well and can be a useful tool for forest manager.