Sentence examples for variability of the maximum from inspiring English sources

The variability of the maximum pit depth and its changing behaviour with time of exposure is an important aspect for structural reliability studies.

This model is then adopted, in the second part of the paper, to analyze the vortex-shedding response of chimneys, highlighting the great variability of the maximum response under thermal atmospheric conditions with the same probability of occurrence.

Ratovsky et al. (2015) analyzed the vertical sounding data at Norilsk and Irkutsk and found that the relative variability of the maximum electron density caused by the TIDs activity is somewhat larger at the high-latitude station as compared to that in the mid-latitude, at least during winter and equinox.

The intra-individual variability of the maximum call intensity for different call sequences averaged 2 5 dB per species (see Fig. 3), while variation in call frequency in perched bats was much smaller.

This paper presents an investigation into the variability and predictability of the maximum height of the ionospheric F2 layer, hmF2 over the South African region.

A sensitivity stochastic FE analysis characterises the variability of the vulnerability indicators: maximum displacements or stresses in the concrete and reinforcement rods, showing that the variability of transient load components have a great impact on the variability of the indicators.

The r2 was used as a measure of the variability in the maximum Bedside PEWS score that was explained by the variables evaluated.

The intra-observation flux variability (var_intra_sigma) is the maximum of the flux variabilities, calculated for each of the contributing observations by appropriately scaling the count rate variability (var_sigma) in the Table of Individual Source Observations.

This study estimates the spatio-temporal variability in the maximum thickness of seasonally frozen ground (MTSFG) in the Qilian Mountains in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau from 1960 to 2014 by using a variant of the Stefan solution.

For example, the annual cycle in temperature and humidity at Barrow results in variability in the maximum potential CRE of ∼70 90 W m−2 with peaks in spring and autumn.

The variability in the maximum is a result of the method used to determine the relative variation between nuclei across different time points in the Virtual Embryo (Fowlkes et al., 2008).