Sentence examples for terms of slope from inspiring English sources
In terms of slope, steep slopes were more prone to fire.
ARC vs AIA and ARC vs CL2 showed the best relationship in terms of slope and intercept.
An empirical equation, based upon measured channel width from constant discharge experiments, was developed in terms of slope and discharge.
The second procedure provides the calculation of the PSD of the accelerations Ga(n) and Ga of the profile in terms of slope variation of the road surface per unit of covered distance.
To make use of the advantages of both the LEM (e.g., computationally more efficient) and FEM (e.g., theoretically more realistic and rigorous in terms of slope failure mechanisms), a new probabilistic simulation method is developed in the paper.
To reveal the disaster impact in a larger area, statistical analysis is applied to analyze landslide susceptibility in terms of slope inclination, land use, and other factors (e.g., Lepore et al. 2012; Tang et al. 2012; Winter et al. 2013; Cevaso et al. 2014; Chen et al. 2014; Dijkstra et al. 2014).
The results indicate that the effect of vertical acceleration excitation plays a more crucial role in prediction accuracy and conservative design compared to that of higher order terms of sloping angles.
In the study of Dictyostelium, van Haastert and Postma [ 2] derived an expression for the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of sensing a chemical gradient in terms of the slope of the gradient, receptor affinity, integration time, and intracellular noise.
However, our sites did differ in terms of stream slope (derived from section gradient data and logged for normality), average stream width, and a binary indicator of 'presence or absence' of large-woody-debris (LWD).
Group and individual performance data were analysed in terms of the slope of response time against display-size functions ('RT slope').
"What we've shown is a clear association with diabetes and cognitive aging in terms of the slope and the rate of decline on these cognitive tests," said Dr. Kristine Yaffe, a professor of psychiatry and neurology at the University of California, San Francisco.
