Sentence examples for a large numerical from inspiring English sources

For any optical microscope, a large numerical aperture (NA) objective is crucial for high-spatial resolution, but polarized light passing through a large NA objective becomes strongly depolarized.

A large numerical investigation, encompassing various plate/shell geometries as well as various grading rates for FGMs, has been conducted.

The stack-and-draw process makes it easy to tailor the outer cladding so that a large numerical aperture can be reached.

In this paper, I perform a large numerical experiment to measure this conservatism as a function of the correlation of the component P-values and the skewness of the underlying test statistics.

Such a multi-physics model combined with the need for a large numerical mesh results in very intense computations that require parallel computing in order to reduce simulation time.

A large numerical case study based on Southern California data and setting suggest that even if infrastructure investments do not result in major changes in link investment decisions compared to a conventional model, the results provide much higher resolution temporal OD information to a decision maker.

If patients considered the intensity of their dyspnea to be stronger than 'extremely strong/maximal', they could use a larger numerical value ('absolute maximum').

In other words, we expect a larger numerical advantage for tasks without necessary involvement of semantic processing and/or compared to non-semantic linguistic stimuli (letters), since in these cases the automatically activated numerical semantics could be most supportive.

The rest of the pairwise comparisons were not significant (p<.015), again suggesting that a clear ratio (or numerical distance) effect was only present in comparing a ratio with a very large numerical distance to much smaller ratios, and not smaller ratios to each other.

This finding also argues against the alternative interpretation of our results since in our study newborn were unable to perform the 4 vs. 12 discrimination that has a very large numerical ratio (1∶3) while they succeed in two cross-range discriminations, 2 vs. 5 and in 3 vs. 8 with a smaller numerical ratio (1∶2.5 and 1∶2.67 respectively).

Such increased reproduction in response to risk of death increases the fitness of both aphids and their vertically transmitted symbionts, and since these organisms have high reproductive capacity, slight increases in reproduction could lead to a very large numerical advantage later in the season.