Sentence examples for the corresponding regime from inspiring English sources

Then (P_{k}^) is the endemic equilibrium of the corresponding regime switching SIS model with vaccination for system (1.3).

The x j nullcline depends on Ca j : in each panel, the two cubic curves represent the x j nullcline for the minimal (lower curve) and maximal (upper curve) value taken by Ca j during the corresponding regime.

It is clear that (P_{k}^{0}(S_{k}^{0},0,V_{k}^{0})) is the solution for the corresponding regime switching SIS model with vaccination of system (1.3), which is called the disease-free equilibrium.

In other words, selection shifts the population to an emerging fitness valley and keeps it in the corresponding regime of disruptive selection for extended periods of time.

A dimensionless number that allows to identify the corresponding regimes is suggested together with a preliminary model encompassing both.

The multiple-interacting-spouts regime (C) has been studied in detail for a double- and triple-spout fluidized bed, where the corresponding fluidization regime for a single-spout fluidized bed has been studied as a reference case.

When the Stokes number is above a certain threshold value appropriate for the corresponding flow regime, a good correlation between the flow patterns and the jet Reynolds number defined using the jet orifice diameter, ReDo, is also found.

The results obtained show a good association between the NDVI temporal dynamics of the PNV of Sardinia and the corresponding fire regime characteristics, emphasizing the role of the bioclimatic timing of the vegetation in controlling the coarse-scale wildfire spatio-temporal distribution of Sardinia.

The MSEPMed results (Table  1) show that in all cases, the TIM had higher MSEPMed than the corresponding recording regime using the Wood model with differences ranging from 5% (HPLP-Weekly) to more than double (for HPLP-Quarterly).

On the other hand, the dislocation density decreases considerably in the corresponding temperature regime, yielding grains of small size (∼30 nm) that have sharp boundaries and a reduced dislocation density.

The geometrical parameters of the upstream manifold and flame tube are varied and the corresponding operating regimes are compared with those predicted with the FDF framework.