Sentence examples for a coarse indication of from inspiring English sources

In addition to the deconvolution, we tried to get a coarse indication of the vertical profile of x by approximating a SiGe island as a multilayer stack with high Ge content on top (therefore neglecting a lateral variation of composition).

The blue square indicates a set of islands at low Ge coverage, far away from the stripe (see scale on top for a coarse indication of the distance), that deviate from the capture zone model, presenting higher volumes with respect to the linear scaling fitting (see text).

The colors on the vertices correspond to the Top-Level Domain (TLD) of the email addresses associated with each key, and serve as a coarse indication of the geographical proximity of the individuals.

Secondly, the amount of a substance emitted is a coarse indicator of population exposure.

Thus, detecting significant TMS-evoked cortical activations (primary neuronal currents) far away from the site of the initial perturbation provides a coarse, but straightforward, indication of effective connectivity (Paus, 2005).

It is a coarse policy of development, borne of despair.

Works with a coarse grind of aged Sumatra.

We found they were better complemented by adjvar, a coarse mash of roasted red peppers.

Each assemblage therefore represents a coarse average of ecological conditions.

Coarse representations such as the homogeneous mixing assumption leave out crucial elements, but are analytically tractable and can provide a coarse understanding of epidemic processes.

A foam is a coarse dispersion of gas bubbles in a liquid continuous phase.