Sentence examples for Coarse dimensions from inspiring English sources

Electromigration, electrochemical migration and agglomeration are not expected to be a problem in silver microwave passives due to the coarse dimensions and low operating current densities encountered in these structures.

The method can handle multi-source setups with one-way covariate information approximately by a simple two-step approach where a coarse dimension reduction for each data source is first performed by choosing variables with a high enough univariate correlation with the outcome variable, and then performing sparse CCA.

The fatigue crack growth rates are compared in lamellar microstructures with fine and coarse lath dimensions produced by controlled cooling (rate) from the β phase field.

This Preview action performs a quick "dummy" calculation with coarse grid dimensions to generate the numeric representation of the membrane and display it graphically.

Table 6 Influence of coarse granulate dimension to the binary concretes on the compressive strength (in MPa) after 40 freeze thaw cycles.

This accuracy is due, in part, to the ability to model coarse, higher dimension spatial interactions, beyond simpler 1D sequence motifs.

The columns investigated had different cross-sectional dimensions, different coarse aggregates and different load ratios during fire.

First, tumors are usually irregularly shaped, which makes a comparison in dimensions quite coarse.

This is a known problem in the first version of SF-36, which we used, and is partly due to a limited number of questions and answers generating coarse scales in these dimensions.

We present our work on a recently built scanning tunneling microscope (STM), with coarse motion in two-dimensions.

Commercial micro-channel plate tubes can achieve the required timing resolution, but their anode spatial segmentation is too coarse, at least in one dimension.