Sentence examples for steepness with from inspiring English sources

This is reflected in a decline in adverse slope steepness with increasing overdeepening planform size.

Strahler (1968) describes ruggedness number (HD) as the product of basin relief and drainage density and it usually combines slope steepness with its length.

The ruggedness number (Rn) is the product of the basin relief and the 'Di' (Strahler 1958) and combines slope steepness with its length and has implications on the structural complexity and erosion potential of the landforms (Vijith and Satheesh 2006).

Light intensity is given by E I = 6.25-G I y-500) where GI y-500e steepness wherewhich liGIt isthesteepnesseases with depth.

The cut-off value of N was chosen based upon the steepness with which rs estimates declined across the set of genes (with rs > 0) that had been ranked in descending order according to rs estimates.

Results from the time domain code in regular waves with different steepnesses, with and without nonlinear radiation and diffraction forces, are calculated and compared.

However, comparisons between sea states of varying steepness, but with all other parameters held constant, suggest that the empirical parameters on which the latter solution is based may not be universally applicable.

Across five variants of the network, steepness tuning with Hill coefficients ranging from n∼2 to 20 was observed accompanied by changes in vertical extension.

The thermocline dipped steeply between 75 and 150 m (19°C) and then reduced its steepness coincident with a salinity minimum of 35.7 psu.

Within plant genomes, coding region GC-content also varies along genes, following a 5′ 3′ decreasing GC gradient which steepness increases with genome-wide GC-content (Wong et al. 2002; Serres-Giardi et al. 2012; Clément et al. 2015).

We use the simplest and most natural sigmoid function, the logistic function b j)=1/[1+ e s (k − j )], where k is the inflection point at which the function has steepness s (with 0< k⩽ n and s>0).