Sentence examples for a characteristic number from inspiring English sources

Typically, the material response to an applied external force is measured and used as a characteristic number of the specimen.

Most of the adults of species studied have a characteristic number of segments, which form rapidly during early life and prior to the appearance of gametes.

Each species has a characteristic number of chromosomes, and that set is known as the organism's "genome".

Duverger's key insight was that each way of drawing up an election system tends to produce a characteristic number of political parties, a number which stays remarkably stable as long as the same electoral rules apply.

This limit in "replicative capacity" occurs after a characteristic number of cell divisions and results in terminally arrested cells with altered physiology (Campisi 2003).

The central nervous system of Drosophila melanogaster consists of fused segmental units (neuromeres), each generated by a characteristic number of neural stem cells (neuroblasts).

A characteristic Sherwood Number is introduced as a fundamental process parameter.

For the establishment of functional neural circuits it is a prerequisite that characteristic numbers of each cell type become arranged in a reproducible spatial pattern.

Irreversible hearing loss is a characteristic effect of a number of heavy metals.

Although each planet has unique physical characteristics, a number of broad commonalities do exist among them.

Although ocular findings are very characteristic, a number of differential diagnoses should be thought of.