Sentence examples for rates of arrival from inspiring English sources

Rates of arrival and magnitudes of hydrologic variables are frequently described by the Poisson and the generalized Pareto (GP) distributions.

"It would take about 20 years to fill the MCG [Melbourne Cricket Ground] with asylum seekers at present rates of arrival," she noted.

We find that if the time delays are sufficiently large, Hopf bifurcation of the two equilibria will appear, and thus stationary motions with approximately constant rates of arrival, averaged queue length and oscillations with periodically varying forms will arise.

The rate of arrival has increased in the five decades since the southern Sudanese began their struggle against Khartoum.

For the time being, the Commission suggests that Germany should take 31,443 more refugees (only three days' supply at the present rate of arrival in the Federal Republic).

The reciprocal of the MFPT is the rate of arrival (probability flux) of Brownian particles from the head to the dendrite [38].

"They have not shown a correlation between lightning activity and the rate of arrival of cosmic rays at the earth," he says.

It should be emphasized that the model's ability to capture the general trends in the data is not the result of the exogenous process assumed for the rate of arrival of job offers.

Understanding the factors that drive population dynamics is particularly challenging in systems that are connected via propagule dispersal because the rate of arrival of new individuals is both notoriously unpredictable and potentially critical in determining future dynamics.

The model is particularly suitable for foragers that search systematically, foragers that deplete resources in a patch only incrementally, and for sit-and-wait foragers, where harvesting does not affect the rate of arrival of forage.

The team found clear evidence of iron-60 deposition from the same supernovae sources as the samples on Earth and got a good measure of the rate of arrival.