The phrase "a notch width of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, specifications, or technical descriptions, particularly in fields like engineering or manufacturing.
Example: "The design requires a notch width of 5 millimeters to ensure proper fit and function."
Alternatives: "a notch size of" or "a notch measurement of".
We then used 2000 complete millet seeds from NKLE-F4T3P7L57F1 for microscopy observation and morphological analysis of the angle of the embryo notch, width of the opening of the embryo notch, and depth of the embryo notch.
We hypothesized that an increase in neuronal gain would result in multiplicative increase of auditory-cortex response amplitude as a function of the width of the notch, still keeping the basic shape of amplitude reduction function the same, whereas enhanced selectivity would result in a more level amplitude reduction as a function of the notch width (Figure 2).
In line with previous studies, in the ignore condition, the global field power (GFP) of event-related brain responses at 100 ms from the stimulus onset to the 1000-Hz tones was suppressed as a function of the narrowing of the notch width.
During the selective attention conditions, the suppressant effect of the noise notch width on GFP was decreased, but as a function significantly different from a multiplicative one expected on the basis of simple gain model of selective attention.
Anywhere that curves outward, then, should have a notch of comparable width and radius going into it from the side.
Alpha power in the Heschl Gyrus exhibited a pronounced negative trend with increasing notch width.
The embryo notch width ratio for broomcorn millet was about one half, and that of foxtail millet was only about one-third.
During these experiments, we varied the notch width and location, and the isolation efficiency was recorded as a function of those parameters.
White noise stimuli with different notch widths were presented and subjects reported a linear increase in the auditory illusion with increasing notch width.
