Sentence examples for value of longitudinal from inspiring English sources
The case study demonstrates the value of longitudinal assessment both for limiting corporate risk and improving human welfare.
The accumulated value of longitudinal cracking on middle layer and bottom layer in the design life would begin to increase when the design temperature of PG grade increased.
In addition, a very high value of longitudinal Young's modulus causes a premature failure in the primary yarns and a perforation of the fabric even with a low impact velocity.
The effect of yarn's longitudinal Young's modulus is more complex: a higher value of longitudinal Young's modulus decelerates the projectile at a higher rate, but this deceleration is not significant.
The value of longitudinal assessment of PRMs has been raised specifically in regards to the CAHPS measures.
It is also recognized that the minimal value of longitudinal diffusion as reflected in the B term is obtained in part when the particles have negligible porosity or when the analyte is poorly retained or not retained at all.
Actual motion parameters of the robot and the values of longitudinal slip ratio of the wheels are determined.
Analysis of the observation data shows that the ratio of averaged values of longitudinal and vertical turbulence intensity, u2/Ū w2/Ū is approximately 1 0.45.
The FE results showed that under a constant tensile load, the values of longitudinal strain along the adhesive mid-plane, increase with adhesive thickness.
In the frame of thermodynamic approach the areas of the admissible values of longitudinal (d33) and transverse (d31) piezoelectric moduli have been determined for 12 domain-engineered pseudotetragonal ferroelectric relaxor-PbTiO3 single crystals' compositions belonging to so-called first, second and third generations.
The mean values of longitudinal and transverse wave velocities measured at 10 MHz for the children's samples are respectively 3.2 mm/μs (±0.5) and 1.8 mm/μs (±0.1); for the elderly adults' samples, velocities are respectively 3.5 mm/μs (±0.2) and 1.9 mm/μs (±0.09).
