Sentences with phrase «transition rate»

At the molecular level, these processes are ultimately related to the capacity of force to modulate lifetimes of molecular interactions and transition rates in biochemical reaction cycles that involve motion.

Mortgage delinquencies remained mostly unchanged and the delinquency transition rates for current mortgage accounts improved slightly.

At the same time however, transition rates into serious delinquency are higher on consumer... Read More»

For strong friction, the system moves sluggishly leading to a small transition rate.

The group has considered several alternative methods to account for human behavior, including agent - based models, system dynamics models framed as ordinary differential equations or difference equations, structured social system models in which the human components incorporate different subgroups with differing behaviors and transition rates between groups, and network modeling of belief systems in social networks.

But the DGA already had its say, so if you know how the DGA - to - Oscar transition rates go, you also know where to place your cards on Oscar night.

How about this: Collect your baseline transition rate, length of stay and adoption numbers, then try decreasing the numbers of animals on your adoption floor and measure the change.

Delinquency transition rates for current mortgage accounts have returned to pre-crisis levels.

As the friction is decreased, the system moves more freely and the transition rate grows.

More surprisingly, Kramers predicted that the transition rate also depends on the friction in a very interesting way.

At sufficiently low friction, however, the transition rate starts to decrease again because in this case it takes a long time for the system to acquire sufficient energy from the environment to overcome the barrier.

The resulting maximum of the transition rate at intermediate friction is called the Kramers turnover.

In Tanzania the transition rate from primary to secondary school is one of the lowest in the world.

We had hoped to see a small increase in transition rate, so we were knocked out of our seats when we found that transition rate had more than DOUBLED!

The ASPCA refers to the frequency with which visitors become adopters as «transition rate,» and has instructions for creating a customer survey to help understand determinants of transition rate in your shelter.

Your transition rate is the rate of people who walk in your doors to look at or potentially adopt a pet who actually end up leaving with a pet.

A simple greeter survey matched back to total adoptions per day can provide your transition rate.

Next, take a look at your transition rate (a term I learned from the Richmond SPCA).

You'll find forms and instructions for determining your transition rate here.

We expected to see a small increase in transition rate, but were amazed when we learned that the transition rate had more than doubled.

We began by calculating the agency's transition rate (the number of cats adopted v. the number of people who came in the door saying they were coming to look at cats).

By dividing the adoptions by the number of people who came in the door to look at cats, HSPPR established its transition rate for cats.

The staff then calculated the transition rate for another two - week period.