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The paper presents the algorithm for calculating the fatigue life taking into account the variability of coefficients occurring in the multiaxial fatigue criterion depending on the number of cycles to failure.
Section 2 The main characteristics of I-O coefficients as statistical time series examines the variability of technical coefficients expressed in both volume and value terms.
The differential equations (3.4)–(3.8) are linear with constant coefficients since, as explained in the previous section, we have used the perturbative approach to fix the problem of the time variability of the coefficients.
This was done since the variability of correlation coefficients hindered efforts to define a single universally applicable cutoff level.
3) The variability of epistatic coefficients shows a surprising homogeneous tendency in ensembles of functional networks, whereas in ensembles of arbitrary networks the variability shows a remarkably fluctuating tendency.
Similarly, the different regional variability in effect size for fine and coarse mass may result in greater regional variability of PM10 coefficients.
To overcome this limitation of FBA-inspired analyses at the mammalian tissue or organ level, we studied the variability of AIO coefficients by introducing the computation of min-max ranges of AIO.
By solving nonlinear optimization problems, we introduced a method to study the variability of AIO coefficients when parsing the space of flux distributions that are compatible with both model stoichiometry and experimental data.
On the basis of the prepared characteristics describing the variability of activity coefficients of muscles w A it can be stated that, regardless of craniofacial anatomical construction as well as the place of occlusion forces, the greatest activity in the initial phase of loading is shown by the temporal muscles.
The variability of the coefficient for 'dealing with uncertainty' in the model of decision satisfaction was similar to the variability for the coefficients of 'productive discussion' and 'information availability and use'.
In this paper, a simplified probabilistic method is proposed in which the inherent variability of the coefficient of consolidation, which is the most significant uncertain soil parameter that affects the consolidation process, is considered.
