Sentence examples for propagating rate from inspiring English sources

Fitting distance vs rise in the regions corresponding to boutons to a linear relationship yielded mean slope values corresponding to 74 μm/s and 35 μm/s for 0.5 mM and 5 mM EGTA respectively, consistent with a slower propagating rate in the presence of greater Ca2+ buffer.

The crack propagation rate of rail surface would become smaller when the crack propagated to a certain level [4].

Both layers propagate with constant rates during the first 60 s and the propagation rates are influenced by the metallization potential.

Dr. Bell and colleagues found that direct targeting of HP1α could nucleate the formation of a heterochromatic H3K9me3 domain that propagated at rates of approximately 5.7 h per nucleosome in pluripotent cells and 6.9 h per nucleosome in mouse embryonic fibroblast cells.

The inclination angle of the micro-crack and the radius of the micro-void are varied at studying their influence parametrically on the major crack propagating path and rate.

The presence of the micro-defects in the vicinity of a macro-crack tip can either amplify or suppress the SIF (stress intensity factor) of the macro-crack, thus influence the macro-crack propagating path and rate.

This depolarization is followed by a longer lasting wave of inhibition characterised by massive changes in ionic concentrations and slow chemical waves, propagating at a rate of approximately 3 6 mm/min [1].

The correlate of spreading depolarization in electrocorticography traces is the large slow potential change propagating at a rate of ∼2 8 mm/min (Canals et al., 2005).

When determining execution cost, the network manager first derives an estimation of the data communicated from service to service by propagating the data rates generated from each service to each successor.

Figure 8 shows spikes in the total number of messages propagated with a rate >1 kHz, and it can be seen that Apache Flume seamlessly absorbs the load on its single virtual machine.

These snapshots show that the rupture first propagated at the rate of 2.5 3.5 km/s, and then slightly faster than the S-wave velocity (V S ) of the crustal part of the near-source velocity structure (3.5 km/s), which indicates supershear rupture as was assumed by Zhang et al. (2010).