Sentence examples for shrinkage amplitude from inspiring English sources

The investigations show that the autogenous shrinkage amplitude is strongly affected by the temperature history of mortar.

Therefore, for a good estimate of the shrinkage amplitudes of cement-based material, temperature must be taken into account in testing.

The SigShrink functions performweak attenuation of data with large amplitudes and stronger attenuation of data with small amplitudes, the shrinkage process introducing little variability among data with close amplitudes.

The SigShrink function applies a penalized shrinkage to data with small amplitudes.

The relation between the in-plane shrinkage strain and ratio of the wrinkle amplitude to the half-wavelength of the wrinkles was then derived from inextensional theory.

In this study, cartilage plugs were assessed not only by their osmotic shrinking and swelling behaviours but also by the changes in amplitude of the cartilage surface from the shrinkage phase to the swelling phase.

Let z ^ m, n, m = 1, 2, ⋯, M, n = 1, 2, ⋯, N be N filtered amplitude-HRRPs by the nonlinear shrinkage map.

The soft thresholding is generally referred to as wavelet shrinkage, since it 'shrinks' the coefficients with high amplitude toward zero, whereas the hard thresholding is commonly referred to simply as wavelet thresholding.

The second term in Eq. (1) indicates that the band gap energy of semiconductors tends to decrease with increasing temperature and it is known as the energy gap shrinkage on account of the raise of the amplitude of atomic vibrations.

The attenuation degree, reflects the regularity of the shrinkage and the attenuation imposed to data with small amplitudes (mainly noise coefficients).

Shrinkage of the Paratethys resulted in a continental climate with larger-amplitude annual temperature variations.