Sentence examples for relative period from inspiring English sources

The spectral radii, algorithm damping ratios and relative period errors are compared favourably with other higher order algorithms.

In 1957, after a relative period of inactivity, the Dover Club rushed its first class, the Class of 1961 (the Alpha Class).

Over this period, cultures demonstrated high productivity at pH 7 and pH 4, and were still able to grow at pH 3 after a relative period of adaptation.

A group exhibition featuring work by a range of Mexico and U.S-based artists takes as its point of departure the '90s NAFTA years, a period of great change, when Mexico came out of a relative period of isolation, and when the local and the global became one.

Calculating a typical experimental value for a relative period sensitivity helps to calibrate which sensitivities might be verified experimentally.

Relative period sensitivities were integrated into the bootstrap method by calculating appropriate sensitivities for each estimated parameter set.

Each "cohort" is a group of customers who joined at a similar time, and we use cohort analysis to compare how different cohorts behave over the same relative periods in their lifecycles.

Yet, such discussions also hint of a lack of understanding the limits of relative period-on-period changes in GDP.

This daily record can be simultaneously acquired from several flies and provides a good measure of both the intensity of locomotor activity and the relative periods of rest.

Computational as well as polymerase chain reaction (PCR -based aPCR -basedwere employed to further investigapproacheslative periods of activity for each family of elements (fig. 2).

The outer limit of the AF vulnerability zone for a BCL was its relative refractory period; the inner limit, however, was not its effective refractory period.