Sentence examples for strength corresponding to a from inspiring English sources
The staircase method was used to determine the fatigue strength corresponding to a life of two million cycles.
The amplitude of negative voltage was sufficient for creating on the tip surface a field strength corresponding to an electron current in the interval 10−9 to 10−6 A. A microchannel amplifier of image brightness allowed the use of such low currents to reduce the intensity of ion bombardment of the tip surface during the flow of the field electron current in the electron mode.
The cyclone drifted southwest for three days, gradually intensifying to attain a strength corresponding to Category 3 major hurricane status on the modern-day Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale.
Early on October 15, the storm attained hurricane intensity and continued to mature until October 16, when it reached its peak at a strength corresponding to Category 4 status on the modern-day Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale.
Very short translated ORFs would have a signal strength corresponding to that found at edges and hence be harder to detect.
The solvent dielectric constant was set to 78 with an ionic strength corresponding to 50 mM NaCl.
Part I of this paper series presented an analytical-probabilistic model that provides a unified prediction of fatigue strength corresponding to various fatigue regimes including the very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) regime.
This clearly demonstrates that a certain level of the ionic strength (corresponding to the solution conductivity) is required for anode respiration by exoelectrogens.
The standard deviation of the connection strength distributions followed a similar trend, with the greatest variability for intralaminar connection strength corresponding to elements in the connection strength matrices that had the highest values (Fig. 4C,F).
In the first pattern, we used the monotonic distribution method of strength corresponding to structure mass.
In that way, we guarantee that each user observes two strong specular components of approximately equal strength corresponding to the two antenna arrays of the RRHs.
