Sentence examples for rise criterion from inspiring English sources

The examples discussed show that flame propagation is still possible at very small pressure rise values, as observed much below the pressure rise criterion of usual standards.

Flammability characteristics based on the pressure rise criterion may suffice in certain cases, e.g. for explosion protection in closed vessels without any connecting pipes.

The results showed that the combination of a pressure rise criterion of 2% and a temperature rise criterion of 100 K seems to be a suitable ignition criterion for the determination of explosion limits and limiting oxidizer concentration at higher initial pressures and elevated temperatures.

If the landslide has traveled beyond the rise, dynamical criteria provide only a lower threshold for the velocity.

Analysis of activation kinetics was conducted using the 90% voltage clamp rise time criteria employed in previous studies [9], [10].

The new data, from 14 states, do not mean that autism is on the rise, because the criteria and definitions used were not the same as those used in the past.

TNS is rhetorical in its use of risk assessment, emphasising a rise-in-concentration criterion for the sake of consensual argument, in the knowledge that it is inadequate for environmental protection.

The resulting accuracy of this criterion rises, therefore, from 48% at 6 months to 73% at 24 months.

In conventional medicine, the rise of quality criteria (which now exist in dozens of versions; [ 4]) was in response to problems encountered in writing systematic reviews.

The above tunneling criterion, gives rise to the following condition: -W+frac{eV}{2}+{E}^{island}(N ge {E}^{island}left(N+1right).

In this way, priors can be introduced at will giving rise to a scoring criterion based on the convex closure of the information given by each prior.