The phrase "a factor of length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, dimensions, or mathematical discussions involving length.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to consider a factor of length when calculating the total area."
Alternatives: "a measure of length" or "a dimension of length".
If we partition x′= x[ 0.. m−1] x[ 0.. m−2] in 4 fragments of length ⌊(2 m−1)/4⌋ and ⌈(2 m−1)/4⌉, at least one of the 4 fragments is a factor of any factor of length m of x′.
The slow change of ADF parameters and the short-term stationarity of input noise make it possible to update compensation terms in a blockwise fashion, reducing the update rate by a factor of (block-length).
Because we were unable to assign an individual egg size to each neonate, only the mean egg size of the corresponding clutch could be analyzed as a factor of juvenile body length or survival; intra-clutch egg size variation was not taken into account.
3) With the UV protection "switched on" (so that the binding of a nucleobase to a sugar-phosphate unit decreased the probability of UV breakage by a factor of 30), the length of formed polymers increased dramatically.
The choice of block length could be critical too, but experimental results showed that blocks of length within a factor of up to 40 of the length of the TR do work well.
Heat release was seen to impact the mean characteristics of the flow by reducing the local Reynolds number by a factor of 10 over the length of the flame and reducing the global entrainment rate by ∼50%.
For Si waveguides, a factor of 3 reduction in length is possible using the proposed 1×1 MMI phase shifter compared to using standard tapers.
The intensity distribution decreases by a factor of 2 when the length of the nanowire exceeds 6 μm (marked B).
The estimated performance is in agreement with the performance of the EBB, taking into account a factor of three shorter absorption length of the JOKARUS spectroscopy module compared to the EBB, and otherwise similar experimental parameter.
The baseline Hb level was significantly related to the number of RBC transfusions (r = 0.55, P < 0.001), but was not an independent predictive risk factor of length of stay or mortality (r = 0.16, P > 0.05 and r = 0.13, P > 0.05, respectively).
