Sentence examples for a microscopic one from inspiring English sources
Consequently, a mesoscopic approach would be more accurate than a microscopic one, because the latter is too detailed for this preliminary stage of CWD technology.
This model describes an incompressible Navier-Stokes fluid in a composed domain, which contains two different parts, a microscopic one ((Omega_{2})) and a macroscopic one ((Omega_{1})).
By this constraint, an effective displacement field is naturally defined as the projection of a microscopic one onto the dual to the space of body forces.
Thanks an adaptive spatial discretization the proposed models are suitable to represent the traffic flow either from a macroscopic point of view where only global variables are observed or from a microscopic one where the individual trajectories of vehicles are discussed.
States and municipalities are in no more danger of going bankrupt today than they ever were, and the default rate among investment-grade municipal issuers remains at a microscopic one-half of 1percentt, according to Sheila Amoroso, co-director of the municipal bond department of the Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Group.
The American Red Cross rigorously tests all blood donations for many diseases, including HIV, and people who receive transfusions have a microscopic one-in-1.5-million chance of contracting HIV.
Therefore, we can conclude that the new developed discrete model is a good alternative for the microscopic one under homogeneous conditions, since it offers simulations that are much faster, in terms of execution times, than those using the microscopic model.
However, from a microscopic view, one can see that this process relies on monopolar cell protrusive activity (extension of lamellipodia), dynamic cell-to-cell contacts forming and releasing, cellular arrangement and degradation of the extracellular matrix (ECM), which is composed of fibronectin (Fn), and cells exerting traction forces on the Fn substrate as they move.
In the painstaking and microscopic one-night structure of "On Chesil Beach," McEwan advances his exploration of slowness in fiction (early evidenced in "Black Dogs" and "Amsterdam," and exemplified in the 24-hour time scheme of "Saturday").
The self-assembly of YYKLVFFC in solution has been investigated by various methods such as a variety of spectroscopic, scattering, and microscopic ones.
I warn that I did not consider microscopic ones.
