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The phrase 'wide period' is not an idiomatic part of written English. Instead, you could use the phrase 'long period' to mean an amount of time that is lengthy. For example: She had worked at the same office for a long period of time.
In particular, velocity spectrum intensity (VSI), which represents the integral of the pseudo-velocity spectrum over a wide period range, is found to be the most efficient intensity measure in predicting the seismic demands on the pile foundation.
Witnesses are often asked to describe a witnessed event on multiple occasions ranging over a wide period of time and a variety of circumstances.
On the other hand, the FASR of Model H3 is closer to 1 than that of Model C at many stations at wide period range (2 20 s).
They also found that the 2011 Tohoku earthquake generated a large response in a relatively wide period ranging from 0.5 to 30 sec, resulting in a significant impact on many wooden-frame houses to high-rise buildings.
The spectral ratios at NH04 and 05 are large in a wide period range from 0.2 to 1 s, while the ratio at NH02 shows lower amplitudes at periods of 0.5 1 s with a shorter-period peak than those of NH04 and 05.
The large ρ yx value at KAK persists over an extremely wide period range (6 to 6 × 105 s), and the inductive scale length (Schmucker 1970, 1973) ranges between values on the order of 1 to 103 km, with the conductivity on the order of 10 to 103 S/m.
permits to generate gratings with 6.6, 20 and 30 μm wide periods.
The documents span a wider period and include a memorandum that may intrigue students of Nixon's character.
The gift is sparking particular curatorial delight because Cubism, which ushered in the wider period of abstract painting, has until now been underrepresented on the Met's walls.
Labour MP Jess Philips and outspoken remain-supporter Anna Soubry, a Conservative MP, were also on the receiving end of the most consistent abuse during the wider period of analysis between January and June.
In the 'full' dataset the age at scoring was limited to within the boundaries of ≥1 and <4 years old (365 to 1459 days old inclusive) since over 90% of information available came from this relatively narrow age range and there would be an expectation of changing parameters over a wider period given the progressive nature of hip dysplasia.
