Sentence examples for resultant relationships from inspiring English sources

The resultant relationships between slip rate and slip distance indicate slip distances of more than 6 and 3 m at depths of 2 and 4 km for the Emi major thrust, respectively (Fig. 7a), and much larger slip distances of more than 14 and 7 m at depths of 3 and 5 km for the Kure OST, respectively (Fig. 7b).

The resultant relationship between load drop and accumulated inelastic dissipation was used to extract the geometry and temperature-independent damage accumulation parameter of the maximum entropy fracture model for each alloy.

However, with some risk factors, the resultant relationship is not linear.

9 However, earlier studies and those assessed in review papers focused on coarse analyses differentiating left from right hemisphere stroke or anterior versus posterior lesion locations, and their resultant relationship with depression.

The 50% majority -rule consensus tree was created from this tree pool and the Bayes-PP values (the frequency of a specific phylogenetic relationship in the sampled tree population) were obtained as a statistical measure for resultant phylogenetic relationships.

Relatively little has been written to contextualize the burgeoning urbanism in China's reform and the resultant changing relationship between state and market.

We have used three plotted points closest to polymer to plot lines; and extrapolated the resultant linear relationship to infinite chain length; and finally obtained the relative properties of polymers.

This process was carefully managed by the practitioners and the resultant therapeutic relationship was highly valued by the women.

Analogous to GRM, the resultant compression relationship matrix (CRM) exploits numerical patterns in genome-wide allele order and proportion, which are known to vary systematically with relatedness.

Interspecies scaling of dispositional parameters such as clearance or volume of distribution commonly involves the comparison of estimates of these parameters for a given xenobiotic among numerous species on the basis of weight with the resultant mathematical relationship used to predict the values of those parameters for that xenobiotic in a species weighing, on average, about 70 kg (i.e., a man).

The freedom of real individuals can only be thought of in a holistic way, "in the resultant web of relationships with the social totality and with nature".