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THE GENERALIZED OMORI LAW: MAGNITUDE INCOMPLETENESS OR MAGNITUDE CLUSTERING

International Journal of Modern Physics B, 2009
The investigate the aftershock decay soon after the largest ten sequences occurred in Southern California in last 20 years. We show that this decay becomes independent on the mainshock magnitude MMand on the lower magnitude threshold MIif time is rescaled by an appropriate time scale fixed by the difference MM– MI.
Bottiglieri M   +3 more
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Mental Magnitudes and Increments of Mental Magnitudes

Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 2013
There is at present a lively debate in cognitive psychology concerning the origin of natural number concepts. At the center of this debate is the system of mental magnitudes, an innately given cognitive mechanism that represents cardinality and that performs a variety of arithmetical operations.
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Magnitude Estimation and Magnitude Production: Stimulus Frequency Effects on Magnitudes of Lingual Vibrotactile Sensation

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1987
The methods of magnitude estimation and magnitude production were employed to investigate the effects of stimulus frequency on suprathreshold lingual-vibrotactile sensation-magnitude functions. The method of magnitude estimation was used to obtain numerical judgments of sensation magnitudes for nine stimulus intensities presented to the anterior dorsum
L, Petrosino, D, Fucci, D, Harris
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Chinese National Network Magnitudes, Their Relation to NEIC Magnitudes, and Recommendations for New IASPEI Magnitude Standards

Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 2007
We investigate the linear regression relationships between common seismic magnitudes determined by the Chinese Earthquake Network Center (CENC) and compare them with related magnitude determinations for the same events at the U.S. Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC).
P. Bormann   +5 more
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Reinforcer magnitude and resurgence

Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2018
One experiment each was conducted with pigeons and rats to assess the effects of changes in reinforcer magnitude on resurgence. Each experiment involved three phases. In the Training phase, key pecking (Experiment 1) or lever pressing (Experiment 2) on two concurrently available operanda was reinforced according to variable‐interval schedules.
Anthony C, Oliver   +2 more
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Magnitudes

2019
Abstract A new realistic account of an ontology of extensive magnitudes is developed, formulated in Seven Principles. The principles are defended by the role of magnitudes in scientific explanation and in counterfactuals. Scientific laws can be formulated using this ontology of magnitudes.
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Comparison of Magnitude Estimates for New Zealand Earthquakes: Moment Magnitude, Local Magnitude, and Teleseismic Body-Wave Magnitude

Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 2009
New Zealand is one of the more seismically active countries in the world, with more than 15,000 earthquakes located each year. Routine moment tensor analysis of regional seismic data for earthquakes with moment magnitude M w>∼3.5–4.0 has recently been implemented in New Zealand. Nearly 330 regional moment tensor (RMT) solutions have been calculated for
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