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21Instantaneous axis of rotation — Instantaneous In stan*ta ne*ous, a. [Cf. F. instantan[ e].] [1913 Webster] 1. Done or occurring in an instant, or without any perceptible duration of time; as, the passage of electricity appears to be instantaneous. [1913 Webster] His reason saw… …
22Instantaneous center of rotation — Instantaneous In stan*ta ne*ous, a. [Cf. F. instantan[ e].] [1913 Webster] 1. Done or occurring in an instant, or without any perceptible duration of time; as, the passage of electricity appears to be instantaneous. [1913 Webster] His reason saw… …
23Instantaneous Personal Magnetism — Instantaneous Personal Magnetism, written by Webster Edgerly (under the pen name Edmund Shaftesbury) and first published in 1926 was the Standard Method for personal magnetism. The book outlines the ability to control other s thoughts and destiny …
24instantaneous rate of natural increase — instantaneous rate of surplus production …
25Instantaneous phase — In signal processing, the instantaneous phase (or local phase or simply phase ) of a complex valued function x(t), is the real valued function::phi(t) = arg(x(t))., (see arg function)And for a real valued signal s(t), it is determined from the… …
26instantaneous rate of fishing mortality — When fishing and natural mortality act concurrently, F is equal to the instantaneous total mortality rate, multiplied by the ratio of fishing deaths to all deaths. Also called: rate of fishing; instantaneous rate of fishing; force of fishing… …
27instantaneous rate of surplus production — Equal to rate of growth plus rate of recruitment less rate of natural mortality all in terms of weight and on an instantaneous basis. In a balanced or equilibrium fishery, this increment replaces what is removed by fishing, and rate of surplus… …
28instantaneous rate of fishing mortality — When fishing and natural mortality act concurrently, F is equal to the instantaneous total mortality rate, multiplied by the ratio of fishing deaths to all deaths. Also called: rate of fishing; instantaneous rate of fishing; force of fishing… …
29instantaneous rate of surplus production — Equal to rate of growth plus rate of recruitment less rate of natural mortality all in terms of weight and on an instantaneous basis. In a balanced or equilibrium fishery, this increment replaces what is removed by fishing, and rate of surplus… …
30instantaneous rate of fishing mortality — used to describe the decrease in numbers of fish over time when fishing and natural mortality act concurrently (Nt = No * e^ Zt , where No is the initial number and Nt is the number of the remaining fish at the end of time t. Z is the… …