Sentence examples for successive recurrence from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to simulate recurrent Weibull failure times with correlation ρ between successive recurrence events in the same individual and with decreasing correlation as the distance between events increases.

Evidence that a first episode of depression is more likely to be immediately preceded by stressful life events than are recurrent ones is consistent with the hypothesis that people may become increasingly sensitized to life stress over successive recurrences of depression.

If the other theoretical calculations can be parallelized, recurrences require successive calculations.

The Australia fast bowler Pat Cummins is set to miss a second successive Ashes series after a recurrence of his back injury.

If the event occurs uniformly and randomly, the probability of an event does not depend on the elapsed time since the last event, and the recurrence interval between successive events is distributed exponentially.

The calculated slip velocity from both the recurrence interval of the successive similar earthquakes and the slip of the latter event is larger at the edge of the asperity.

The recurrence of themes in successive interviews confirmed that saturation was reached and that using two interview methods did not bias our results.

14 A study of recurrence of hyperemesis in successive pregnancies in the same woman showed that there was less recurrence after a change of partner, suggesting that fetal genes could have a role.

For the current sequence of reliable Nankai Trough earthquakes, there have been large variations in the magnitudes (M w = 8.0 8.7) and recurrence intervals (90 262 years) of successive Nankai Trough earthquakes, with different rupture extents along the Nankai Trough.

The recurrence rate of GDM in successive pregnancies is ∼35%, increasing with the age and weight of the mother (7).

Resolving the recurrences: Now, it is time for our final trick: instead of computing the scores using recurrence (6 8), we apply a successive approximation procedure similar to Dijkstra's Algorithm for shortest paths (Sniedovich, 2006).