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The magnitudes of the shearing stresses and bending stresses vary along the length of the beam and with distance from the neutral axis .

The magnitudes of pain during the injection and pulp extirpation as well as the duration of anesthesia were compared between the two groups.

This is not always the case when using experimentally measured structure-factor magnitudes.

These low magnitudes of the drug outcome-price response have implications for the cost-effectiveness of enforcement-driven price increases.

The following table gives intensities that are typically observed at locations near the epicenter of earthquakes of different magnitudes.

Attribute data may be either quantitative and expressed numerically or qualitative without numerical magnitudes.

His book does follow the Bortkiewicz tradition in treating prices as magnitudes to be determined from values.

This implies that controller's set-points of each local making-decision unit are step sequence with different magnitudes.

Power system stability in which any disturbances occurring have only small rates of change and small relative magnitudes .

The drill-down clearly groups information of magnitudes ranging anywhere from the "big picture" down to an individual case.

The results show that the determined M(subscript S) magnitudes between regional and national networks have larger difference.

Earthquake responses of top structure and conical bearing are analyzed by inputting earthquake wave with different magnitudes and types.

These threshold limits may be based on engineering analyses and predicted magnitudes of behavior made during the design of the dam.

Magnitudes and phases corresponding to alternating load and deformation were obtained by Fourierism transform.

It is many magnitudes more radioactive than Social Security ever dreamed to be, " Bassett said. "

The magnitudes of the maximum and the intermediate principal stress are high; and both of them are very close.

It is also pointed out that the logarithm of the amplitudes of the initial motion of P-waves increases proportionally with the magnitudes.

RCS contributions from these sources are negligible for the principal lobe magnitudes studied.

Some excellent software can even be on different gradient and color for the color of different magnitudes of clarity.

Astronomers rate the brightness of stars by a system of numbers called magnitudes. The fainter the stars , the greater the number they are .

Historically, there are such seismic subsidence examples which magnitudes are not large but seismic subsidence of loess extremely large.

The warnings were prompted after a strong earthquake of 8. 3 magnitudes struck off Japan's northern coast.

Why are there often different magnitudes reported for the same earthquake?

Careful work to quantify these effects might end up showing that their magnitudes aren't large enough.

British Petroleum, Shell, British Gas and British Petroleum have Tallo various magnitudes .

The order of magnitudes of MPV1 advection and MPV2 advection is equivalent, moist baroclinic effect is as important as barotropic effect.

Two more earthquakes -- measuring 6. 0 and 5. 4 magnitudes -- happened nearby over the next hour, the USGS reported.

Quake locations and magnitudes are indicated by black circles.

As a result, the estimates still leave considerable uncertainly about the magnitudes of their effects.

The programming pulses have a constant pulse width and increasing magnitudes until a maximum voltage is reached.

The magnitudes are always equal.

It is far too early for confidence on these magnitudes. Even so, these sums are too small to have any meaningful bearing on fiscal solvency.

Astronomers use a system of magnitudes to indicate how bright an object is.

The following figure shows the magnitudes of some common objects.

Q: It is reported that the Solomon Islands suffered from an earthquake of 8. 0 magnitudes on the Richer scale.

However, many go undetected because they hit remote areas or have very small magnitudes.

Xinhua reported the two recent aftershocks at 5. 4 and 5. 7 magnitudes, citing the China National Seismological Network.

USGS also recorded two strong aftershocks -- of magnitudes 5. 2 and 5. 3 -- within half an hour of the quake.

That is, the regression line would tend to overestimate the magnitudes of Y.

Two strong aftershocks having magnitudes in the 6. 2 to 6. 5 magnitude range occurred several hours after the main shock.

It can reach magnitudes of -4. 7, which is much brighter than the next planet, Jupiter.

Study on Magnitudes of the Digital and Analog Seismological Observation at the Same Seismic Station of Yunnan Seismic Network

Effects of different magnitudes of mechanical strain on proliferation and alkaline phosphatase activity in osteoblast in vitro

Research on the Magnitudes Determined by the Substations of Shaanxi Digital Seismic Network

Blind source separation of communication signals of different magnitudes

Decay law and magnitudes of coda waves for the Jiangsu Digital Volumetric Strain Network

Tsunami magnitudes determined from ocean-bottom pressure gauge data around Japan

B, calculating magnitudes of the four acting forces born by each space unit in the region;

Empirical -dies to provide magnitudes in input-output analysis

The Stochastic Combination of Wave and Slamming-Induced Stresses Based on the Correlation of Their Magnitudes

Expression of physical and subjective magnitudes of sound and noise in air

Short Answer Questions on Magnitudes

A Study on Sensor Fault Detection Based on Critical Fault Magnitudes