Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2001 - Arctic regions |
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Therefore , a two - parameter Weibull or a Log - Normal probability distribution can suitably represent this parameter ... of the uncertainty parameters , X , ( for member thicknesses ) and X ,, as , can be represented in the same way .
Therefore , a two - parameter Weibull or a Log - Normal probability distribution can suitably represent this parameter ... of the uncertainty parameters , X , ( for member thicknesses ) and X ,, as , can be represented in the same way .
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If the severity of the sea state is represented by the significant wave height , H. , then it is calculated from , 2 ( 22 ) where g is the gravitational acceleration , on is the shape parameter obtained from wave data so that it ...
If the severity of the sea state is represented by the significant wave height , H. , then it is calculated from , 2 ( 22 ) where g is the gravitational acceleration , on is the shape parameter obtained from wave data so that it ...
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sle ; ( a , ) ) = { H . ,, Bhilaiha = 1 , ... , n } in V. Given fuzzy set A ' ( which represents the premise x in A ' ) and fuzzy relation A → B in U XV ( which represents the IF x is A THEN y is B ) , then a fuzzy set B ' in V ( which ...
sle ; ( a , ) ) = { H . ,, Bhilaiha = 1 , ... , n } in V. Given fuzzy set A ' ( which represents the premise x in A ' ) and fuzzy relation A → B in U XV ( which represents the IF x is A THEN y is B ) , then a fuzzy set B ' in V ( which ...
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