Sentence examples for reference magnitude from inspiring English sources

The reference magnitude is that for the estimated hypocenter (the cross in the figure).

The phantom was filled with agarose gel (εr = 75, σ = 0.73 S/m) to mimic human tissue [2]. Figure 1 A) Susceptibility imaging phantom without the agarose gel B) Reference phase image of the phantom at d = 30 mm from the front end of the phantom C) Reference magnitude image of the phantom at d= 30 mm from the front end of the phantom.

These five parameters, μ, c, p, K,and α, are determined by Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE) with an earthquake catalog consisting of hypocentral times t i and magnitudes M i. M0 is the reference magnitude, which we equalize to the catalog threshold magnitude Mc.

kern-0pt} {left( {t - t_{i} + c} right)^{p} }}}, (1 where t = 0 is the main shock time of the aftershock observation and M z represents the reference magnitude (i.e., the main shock magnitude) of earthquakes to be treated in the dataset.

The customary explanation for the contraction bias is that the perceived magnitude of a stimulus is a weighted combination of its veridical magnitude and a reference magnitude, such as an average of all contextually relevant stimuli, that serves as an anchor [3], [9], [ but see 10].

The fluorescence was shortened to about 10% of the reference magnitude achieved by pWA21, but still it was repressed by D-glucose at a concentration of 0.2%.

The difference thresholds and locations of sensation were obtained at six reference magnitudes (at 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 30 dB above absolute threshold i.e. sensation levels, SL).

This explanation, however, is at best partial since there is no consensus on the choice of the contextually relevant stimuli that comprise the anchor, or on the relative weights of the physical and reference magnitudes.

The basic attributes of the SV: its reference position, magnitude, and azimuth, provided a unique set of descriptors for postural control that allowed me unambiguously to differentiate the decline in postural stability caused by natural ageing and Parkinson's disease.

These systematic uncertainties can be categorized by two main sources: an imperfect understanding of the linearity correction for the MEO's Watec 902H2 Ultimate video cameras and uncertainties in meteor magnitudes arising from transformations between the Watec camera's Sony EX-View HAD bandpass and the bandpasses used to determine reference star magnitudes.

These are points of reference where the magnitude of climate change is such that acceptable technical, environmental, societal or economic standards may be compromised.