Sentence examples for rate decomposition from inspiring English sources

Predictably, the wage rate decomposition and the subsequent analysis of its components raise some new issues for labor economists.

The absence of a decimator leads to a full rate decomposition.

Equations 79, 80 correspond to the strain rate decomposition Equation 52 in the hinge and in the blade, Equations 81, 82 to the constitutive Equation 61 for the tensor of topological changes in the hinge and in the blade, Equation 83 to the force balance Equation 70 at the hinge blade interface, Equation 84 to the height kinematic Equation 69.

With the decomposition of the preferred cell area Equation 58 and using the isotropic strain rate decomposition Equation 50, the isotropic pressure can be expressed as (60) P = − K ¯ (ln A A 0 + ∫ t 0 t k e d t ) − ζ ¯ − η ¯ (v + k e ), where A = A 0 exp (∫ t 0 t v d t ) is the change of tissue area between t0 and t, A0 is the tissue area.

However, the Ni-0, Ni-2000, and Ni-10000 samples showed a two-stage decomposition process: the maximum-rate decomposition temperatures of the first stage were at 241.5, 235.8, and 231.4 °C, respectively; the maximum-rate decomposition temperatures of the second stage were observed at 303.6, 321.4, and 253.1 °C, respectively.

Carbon to nitrogen ratio is one of the criteria to assess the rate of decomposition of organic wastes and a reduction in the ratio indicates increased rate of decomposition (Edwards and Bohlen 1996; Suthar 2009; Parthasarathi and Ranganathan 2000a, b).

The heating was on, increasing the rate of decomposition, which significantly lessened the chances of retrieving evidence from the corpse.

The coffin is to contain a heating element that will speed or reduce the body's rate of decomposition.

Because the rate of decomposition depends on heat, light and humidity, the effect of these environmental factors will depend on the location of the bodies and tissue in the rubble.

The rate of decomposition in taiga soils does not keep pace with the rate of production, causing the progressive accumulation of organic matter.

The rate of decomposition of plant material depends on the kind of crop, its stage of growth, and soil temperature and moisture.