Sentence examples for using the empirical scaling from inspiring English sources

The new spectrum, SDC, can be estimated by using the empirical scaling equations for relative displacement spectra, SD, and for peak ground velocity, vmax.

We also use the empirical scaling relationship of (log M_{text{o}} left( {{text{N}} cdot {text{m}}} right) = 1.5; M_{text{w}} + 9.1) (Hanks and Kanamori 1979) to estimate the moment magnitude (M W) from the seismic moment.

Figure 13 Comparison of the direct signal (large-scale fading) obtained using the empirical model given in Eq. (14) and the one obtained using the proposed physical-statistical model.

Figure 13 shows comparison of the direct signal component (large-scale fading) obtained using the empirical model given in Equation (14) and the one obtained using the proposed physical-statistical channel model at 3.35 GHz.

Therefore, the different magnitude scales were homogenized to Mw using the empirical relationships contributed by the Global Centroid Moment Tensor data available along the SASZ (Fig. 2a, b).

Using the empirical models obtained with the statistical analysis of the results, we determine the scale invariants for the system.

All the parameters were estimated using the empirical Bayes approach.

Amino acid sequences were simulated using the empirical JTT model.

This is because compared to the empirical scaling, which uses rainfall derived from as many as 10 different parameterisations in the GCMs, the analogue method uses a single relationship between synoptic atmospheric fields and rainfall for all the GCMs.

The primary objectives of this study were to use the empirical method of individual differences scaling to derive maps of the underlying perceived structure of medical career specialities, and to assess the extent to which those maps are similar to those described by Holland in his hexagonal representation of the RIASEC groups of careers.

The empirical scaling factors found in this study were in agreement with values reported in literature.