Sentence examples for a certain spreading from inspiring English sources

The number of codes that is available for a certain spreading factor (SF) is equal to the spreading factor itself.

Post-FISH antibody signals were on average 73% larger than pre-FISH antibody signals, suggesting a certain spreading of the DNA together with DNA bound proteins, during FISH.

For all-asset and hedge funds, Mr. André said, many will start aiming for absolute returns or inflation plus a certain spread.

Extending the concept of a single MPC, a cluster shows a certain spread in its parameters, describing the size of the cluster in space.

It was found that the configuration of two parallel SQUID array with 64 SQUIDs gives the highest output signals when the junction characteristics in the arrays have a certain spread.

Usually such correlations are valid for a particular range of the pump mode's specific speed (Eq. 3.5), wherefore the gained results for the reverse operation's parameters might be afflicted with a certain spread.

I've experimented to a certain degree (spreading it over a pork shoulder, layering in breakfast pots with creamy Greek yoghurt, swirling through brownie batter), but your suggestions have given me a renewed vigour.

"That would be like saying that a virus that has evolved to have a certain life style, spreading through direct contact, can evolve all of a sudden to have a totally different life style, spreading in dried form through the air.

But all Airbnbs have a way of looking like AirSpace, too – consultants who work with Airbnb hosts as well as the company's own architects told me that a certain sameness is spreading, as users come to demand convenience and frictionlessness in lieu of meaningful engagement with a different place.

Rare parasite alleles may not necessarily go extinct, but have a certain likelihood of spreading contingent on the frequency of the corresponding host allele.

Perhaps the solution is to adopt a strict vegan diet – just make sure you avoid a certain divisive spread made out of yeast extract.