Sentence examples for range of the second from inspiring English sources
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Correlation coefficient of modular neural network of the second model in the training stage Open image in new window Fig. 6 Correlation coefficient of modular neural network of the second model in the test stage Table 4 Mapping range of the second model Rang 0 0.5 1 Network output <0.3 0.3 < Output < 0.73 >0.73.
This is done by first finding out the data range of the second curve using the get_curve_xrange and get_curve_yrange calls.
In the potential range of the second wave, the atomic hydrogen deposition takes place simultaneously with the reduction of oxygen.
Cycling to the potential of −950 mV, corresponding to the potential range of the second anodic peak, results in a roughening of the iron surface and formation of features characteristic of crystallographic etching.
UV vis NIR and Raman spectroelectrochemical investigations show that the colour changes within the potential of the first oxidation wave are associated with the oxidation of both carbazole and ethylenedioxythiophene subunits whereas the electrochromic effect in the potential range of the second oxidation wave involves predominantly the oxidation of the ethylenedioxythiophene subunits.
Sample frames are solved to illustrate the validity range of the second order perturbation random vibration analysis in terms of variability of the random damping ratios and the random bending rigidity field as well as the correlation length of the random bending rigidity field.
The native people on the Rappahannock lived just beyond the range of the first colonists and kept themselves separate.
Specimens were chosen on the basis of having fallen within the linear range of the first assay.
It is only when the cellphone moves out of range of the first antenna that the call is handed off to a second.
The frequency range of the fifth harmonics, 55 110 MHz, was fully covered by the flat-top acceleration system.
These frequencies may be within the range of the first few harmonics of vibration caused by human sources.
