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The risk of mechanical faults increases with the variation speed of mechanical stress.

For the %Volume data of existed proteins' total amount (sexisted), which is from the CBB staining image, we interpolate them with piecewise polynomial of the cubic spline, and then take its first order derivative, which approximately indicates the function of the variation speed (vexisted) of the total amount of existed protein (sexisted) with respect to time (t), during these six hours.

However, while he acknowledges the variation in speed of adoptions between local authorities, Dunkley adds: "It is important that this complex area of work is not oversimplified through the use of crude performance measures or process‑driven inspection".

It is observed that there is very large variation of speed of steel objects (2 to 100 m/s).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Variation rotor speed of the three generators: a SIEG 1, b SIEG 2, c SIEG 3. Figures 4 and 5 show the effect of the stator terminal voltage and DC link voltage for three generators under variation of rotor speed, respectively.

The heterogeneities seen are partly due to behavioural differences and partly due to variation in speed of diagnosis.

Registration techniques have been developed to correct for geometric errors arising in the data set because of tissue movement and variations in speed of sound in the tissues.

To cater to the variation in the force resulting from the variation in the speed of the vehicle, the impact force is proportionally increased.

Figure 4 shows the variation of speeds of coupled transverse microrotational (CTM) wave against the angle of propagation for microstretch and non-microstretch cases.

The temporal variation of speed is measured by the coefficient of variation of speed (precursor CVS), calculated at the nearest detector station upstream of a crash location.

Variation in the speed of symptomatic reaction to the infection may therefore further increase variation in gametocyte traits at clinical presentation.