The values of x for various recurrence intervals are computed from, log x = overline{log x} + K sigma log x (19).
The wind-induced extreme responses with various mean recurrence intervals (MRIs) can be estimated by accounting for the aleatory uncertainties in wind speed and extreme response coefficient in terms of their probability distributions.
This study presents a new approach of estimating wind load effects (responses) for various mean recurrence intervals (MRIs) with consideration of both directionality and uncertainty of wind speed and wind load effects.
This study offers an improved understanding of the influence of statistical dependence between directional extreme wind speeds when estimating the wind load effects with various mean recurrence intervals (MRIs).
Finally, this framework is applied to validate the extrapolation procedure of estimating wind turbine long-term extreme responses with various mean recurrence intervals from short-term simulations of turbine response histories, which is mandated by current wind turbine design standards.
The overall extreme response distribution is then calculated by further integrating the distribution of mean wind speed, which is used to quantify the extreme responses with various mean recurrence intervals (MRIs).
In current wind turbine design standard, the long-term extreme responses of operational and parked wind turbines with various mean recurrence intervals (MRIs) are estimated from probability distribution of short-term 10-min extreme response under the assumption that the short-term extremes are statistically independent.
Additionally, various bladder recurrence rates have been reported, ranging from 20 to 50% after RNU for primary UUT-UC [ 7].
Figure 2a shows the OS for various groups of recurrences in comparison with resected and unresectable PR.
During or after surgery, inflammation in the lung, heart, or brain is a severe health problem leading to various complications and recurrences.
Also in our series the pattern of recurrence was mainly peritoneal and locoregional, while haematogenous relapses accounted for only 33%; moreover the percentage of CK+ and CK− cells was similar among the various types of recurrences (Table 2).
