Sentence examples for the relative reference from inspiring English sources

Hot-spot stresses at failure-critical location of the relative reference brace of the selected tubular joint are derived by summation of the single stress components from axial, in-plane and out-of-plane action, the effects of planar and non-planar braces are also considered.

Typically the relative reference body is either the surroundings of the speakers, or the Earth, but this is not always the case.

Under the relative reference coordinates with (North, East) as the variable, the initial point of GPS-indicated trajectory lies in (32.3088, 58.3222), and the initial point of INS-indicated trajectory lies in (38.5096, 42.4688).

Here, we propose new mathematical procedures to evaluate the state of a system, based on the building of relative reference state and indicators of nutrient over-enrichment.

To provide a relative reference, the mean and SD of untreated samples are represented by the shaded regions in Fig. 2a,2b.

We present the Relative Quantitative Reference Approach for Naturalness Assessments (RANA), a method for overcoming the lack of virgin forests using a surrogate reference for forested landscapes.

To assess whether any of the registration strategies showed a systematically different trend compared with the reference, relative (signed) TRT values were also calculated and compared with relative reference TRT values.

The formula will retain "relative references" to the cells in the A and B columns and will preserve the date interval definition from the original formula.

The newly developed Relative Referencing Method allows for the measurement of chlorophyll fluorescence under artificial lighting conditions.

Keep pressing until the absolute or relative references you'd like are selected, then hit until the absolute or relative references you'd like are selected, then hit.

All the populations and the relative bibliographic references used for this large database are reported in the Additional File 1.