Sentence examples for transition of average from inspiring English sources

Another explanation of the lowered inflection pressure is that the average Al-O coordination numbers increase from 6 to 6+ at a lower pressure than do those of Si-O, similar to the transition of average Al-O coordination number from 4 to 6 that occurs at lower pressures than the transition of Si-O.

Based on this relation, a transition of an average solar wind speed from solar minimum to solar maximum conditions, as observed on board the Ulysses spacecraft, is modeled on the concept of the time-evolution of large polar coronal holes.

In our data, however, a flattening transition of the average behavior is only seen when the high temperature data are used (red line) and not when all data are used (purple line).

The purpose of Exp. 1 was to investigate how reciprocity affected user behavior in an SNS by comparing the transitions of the average rates of cooperation, that is, posting an article or a comment, in the RG or RRG.

Then, based on the obtained results, the paper makes an analysis of average transition cost computed based on the dynamic parameters of FMS simulated as queueing networks and the average transition cost computed through simulation when the function of FMS is considered a math game.

The temperature of the ferroelectric phase transition decreases at a reduction of average pore diameters and the temperature interval of stability of ferroelectric phase essentially enlarges.

The calibration of average synonymous transition rate was based on the accumulated transversions in rRNA and synonymous sites in between human and chimpanzee mtDNA lineages, assuming 6.5 my for their divergence and a constant transition/transversion rate estimated from human data [25].

(b) By spinning the SiO2/Si substrate at the rate of 500 rpm, no big cluster of nanoparticles was formed and, therefore, after annealing and phase transition the average sizes of nanoparticles did not increase more than 10 nm.

The EVPPI was examined for six parameters/groups of parameters: transitions, average length of stay, excess mortality (cardiovascular mortality), relative risk of hawthorn, utilities and the relative risk of hospitalisation.

The type-I transition of sample #8 displayed an average shift of Δλ = 1.2 ± 2.0 nm and up to Δλ = 6.5 nm for outliers.

The transition from the initial weakly and non-stereo-specifically bound state of the myosin head to a stereospecifically bound state has been suggested to involve an average rolling transition of the myosin head on the actin filament [ 72– 74] followed by locking in the stereospecifically attached state.