Sentence examples for a corresponding size from inspiring English sources

One of the most fruitful insights from psychology is "prospect theory", which predicts that people are more hurt by losses than they are uplifted by gains of a corresponding size.

Each sub-node receives the request and sends a corresponding size data packet to the master through the use of CSMA/CA.

Gaussian noise, and I is an identity matrix with a corresponding size.

Additionally, we compared the density of each module with that of a randomly generated network of a corresponding size (Fig.  4).

Clones with an open configuration displayed an additional band of 200 bp and a corresponding size shift of the ORF band in contrast to undigested clones containing a stop codon, as shown in Fig. 6c.

It is also demonstrated that for any existing higher order shear deformable plate theory, the development of a corresponding size-dependent higher order shear deformable plate theory becomes a trivial task with the assistance of the developed unified plate theory.

Noting the size-dependence of the Co FT rate for particle diameters below 10 nm, we aimed to see whether the FCC Co nanoparticle site composition exhibits a corresponding size-dependence.

Using the positional distribution of the motif in the background, we computed its p-value to test the null hypothesis that the total number of occurrences of the motif inside a sliding window of the region centered at TSS (or predicted promoter) follows the distribution of the motif's occurrences inside a corresponding-size window in the background.

The bars were dispersed in the cells of an invisible grid subtending 6 deg, 7 deg, or 8 deg of visual angle (with 7×7, 8×8, and 9×9 grid sizes, respectively) for a corresponding display size (3, 6, or 9 bars, respectively) to avoid increased crowding as display size increased.

Fig. 1 a TEM and b corresponding size distributions of pure FePt NPs.

A decrease in the corresponding size show better results in the antibacterial tests due to the higher surface-area-to-volume ratio in comparison with bulky materials [63] or particles of bigger size [65].