Sentence examples for predicted period from inspiring English sources

The peak above threshold with the lowest frequency rank (i.e. longest periodicity) reads 7 on scale 2. This transforms to a correctly predicted period of about 12 residues, as a result of the substitution of N = 82 and n = 7 in Equation (3).

The four-month difference between Euler's predicted period and the actual duration of the Chandler Wobble is due to the elasticity of the Earth's mantle and the mobility of the oceans, which together subtly affect the Earth's response to rotation and for which Euler had not provided in his calculations.

This explained getting a high produced GOR during the predicted period.

However, the ultimate FOPR stayed in approximately the narrow range after 8 years of the predicted period.

The predicted period of the surface force distribution is in good agreement with the experimentally observed LIPSS periods and those given by other theoretical models.

The results show that evapotranspiration is expected to increase significantly in the predicted period with 4.74 and 5.32% for Al Butum and El Janab wadis, respectively.

Statistical analysis of the ratios of predicted-to-measured periods demonstrated that predicted periods were very similar to those observed, and the scatter is also lower than in existing equations.

The institute has already started producing routine forecasts that have, for example, successfully predicted periods of drought in East Africa.

These periods are close to theoretically predicted periods of the VAR (e.g., Tahira 1995; Nishida et al. 2000; Shinagawa et al. 2007).

Calculation of the spatial change trend for grasslands enabled us also to determine where in space the overgrowing process will occur during each of the predicted periods.

The dominant periods of the TEC variation, i.e., about 200 s, after the eruption are also close to the theoretically predicted periods of the second overtone of VAR between the ionosphere and the Earth's ground.