Sentence examples for radial limit from inspiring English sources

The centrifuge has been constrained to a radius of 1.4 m, the upper radial limit for a centrifuge to fit within an International Space Station (ISS) module without extensive structural alterations.

Continuous line represents the angular bias, while dashed lines represent radial limits of agreement.

Increasing the exclusion threshold of EELV changes up to 300 mL did not improve the radial limits of agreement (Table 2).

end{aligned}Note that this Frostman condition implies that the associated Blaschke product has radial limits of modulus one everywhere [9, p. 33].

However, the relatively wide radial limits of agreement suggest that external factors may account for the variability of the relationship between ΔEELVWI-WO and ΔEELVCT.

(23) In Theorem 2.8 of [10], Kalaj proved that the radial limits of (w_{theta}) and (w_{r}) exist almost everywhere and lim_{rrightarrow1^partial_{theta}wbigl(re^{itheta } bigr)=frac{df(e^{itheta})}{dtheta} for almost every (z=e^{itheta}inmathbf{T}).

This extends in several ways classical results due to Beurling and Broman about the existence of radial limits quasi-everywhere for a harmonic function in the open unit disc in the plane with a finite Dirichlet integral.

After exclusion of EELV changes ≤100 mL, the angular bias amounted to 3° ± 25°, and was not statistically different from 0. Radial limits of agreement were wide when all measurements were taken into account (±78°), but where narrowed to ±51° after exclusion of EELV changes ≤100 mL.

Radial limits of agreement for CO, GEDV and EVLW were 0.31 ml/minute, 81 ml and 40 ml, respectively.

The acceptance limits in the polar plot analysis were an angular bias of less than ± 5° and radial limits of agreement of less than ± 30°.

Radial limits of agreement (RLOA) are the 95% confidence interval of the θ of all data points outside a central exclusion zone.