Sentence examples for the changing rate from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the changing rate of sediment flux in space and time is essential for quantifying surface erosion and deposition in desert landscapes.

It is shown from test results that the changing rate of heat transfer coefficient for R245fa is normally same in the different condensation temperature.

In-plane operation mode is utilized in the device to induce voltage in the coils, which enhances the changing rate of magnetic flux density across the coils.

Arroyo gave us a vivid example to illustrate this: The voluminous curve of a building built to imitate and recall the appearance of a cloud is completely different in both intentionality and execution than the curve of a highway, the latter designed according the changing rate of speed at a bend.

The present study aimed to investigate the trajectory change of depressive symptoms in a group of Taiwanese college students and to examine the influence of the initial level and the changing rate in depression on the PIU level, with a simultaneous evaluation of gender effect.

The testing results indicated that such factors as the horizontal distance from the piezometer tube to the intersection of the slope surface and water level, the saturated state of the soil mass, and the rate of the water level fluctuation, might affect the changing rate of the water table in the piezometer tube.

Muro provided the data for the accompanying chart showing the changing rates of job growth in different regions of the country.

The order gaps between the time scales are considered in the model, which are related to the periodic excitation and the changing rates of the variables.

The efficiency of the energy consumption is improved by about 50% as the changing rates of the input values are decreased, and it is not affected by the power supply clock frequency in the range of 100 400 MHz.

The test system reaches steady state when the changing rates of all the set parameters mentioned above are less than 0.2%.

We then transformed individual records of children to survival-time data, in order to consider the time to event and censoring and reflect the changing rates of mortality during childhood.