Sentence examples for rate shifting from inspiring English sources

The brittle-to-ductile transition temperature is sensitive to strain rate, shifting to higher temperatures rapidly with increasing strain rate.

Experimental and modeling observations point towards an overall cracking reaction rate controlled by diffusion at 350 450°C with this rate shifting to one being controlled by the intrinsic cracking reaction at 500 550°C.

A patchwork of rules and divergent tax rates allows multinational corporations, especially banks, to set up offices outside their main markets and book earnings accrued over a broad area in the country with the lowest rate, shifting revenue away from countries that impose higher tax burdens.

For the $500,000 would not exist were it not for the pandas, consummate fundraisers capable of turning turnstiles at a terrific rate, shifting vast quantities of merchandise and attracting new money for conservation from sponsors keen to be seen in a benevolent light.

UV light causes this loosely bound oxygen to desorb from the surface at an increased rate, shifting the balance from adsorption to desorption.

Recently, Kolaczkowski and Thornton [ 24] proposed a 'mixture of branch lengths' (MBL) model that could handle this kind of collective rate shifting.

The tax rate shifted after the war, but not by much.

We found that with increasing DpnI digestion time, the positive rate shifted from 93%to100%0%.

As an independent test, we also used our rate-shift detection program Bivar [ 13] to estimate rate differences between the two subgroups of EF-Tu and EF-1α, which recovered 34 sites as rate shifted with a p-value < 0.05.

The process is continued until additional rate shifts no longer produce a substantial improvement in AIC score.

In principle, the MBL model could thus provide a useful device for detecting singular and collective rate shift events.