Sentence examples for single magnitude from inspiring English sources

For both periods, a single magnitude interval for target events (M≥4.95), and each space-time region, we simulate 10 alarm-based models by drawing random numbers from a uniform distribution between 0 and 1.

A common solution adopted to cope with the problems this poses for the deterministic approach is to select a single magnitude somewhat close to the maximum magnitude to represent the combined effects of all the magnitudes contributing to the hazard.

A recent study found evidence of a single magnitude system in infants [ 53], while the debate is still largely open with respect to adults [ 15, 23, 24, 54].

Together with the inconsistent data reported in the literature, our results lead us to suggest that time, space and number may partly share a single magnitude system; however, at the same time, they may be also implemented by dimension-specific processes.

This posterior probability thereby quantifies the likelihood of various magnitudes of therapeutic benefit rather than the single null magnitude to which the p value refers, and it lends itself to graphical sensitivity analyses with respect to its underlying assumptions.

Those results show that several tens of thousands of landslides could be triggered by a single high magnitude earthquake in the South Tien Shan while the number of landslides triggered by a similar large earthquake would be far less (<1000) due to the much deeper hypocentre of events in Vrancea.

The first used a fixed canonical hemodynamic response function (HRF) model in order to estimate a single response magnitude parameter per fingertip stimulation condition.

In genetic research meta-analysis typically utilizes fixed effect models to integrate information from multiple observational studies to estimate a single association magnitude (and p-value) for a given SNP [ 37].

We identify the controls on the large-scale sedimentary architecture of a large (>700 m long, <30 m high) proto-esker deposited during a single, high-magnitude jökulhlaup at Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland.

Jared Bernstein, a labor economist at the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal research center here, said, "The increases in work among single mothers, their magnitude and the speed at which they occurred are truly remarkable".

The recorded levels are more than a single degree of magnitude larger than actual EU expert risk assessment assumptions.