The phrase "a sector area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, mathematics, or discussions about specific sections of a larger area.
Example: "To calculate the total area of the circle, we first need to find the area of a sector area formed by the central angle."
Alternatives: "a sector's area" or "the area of a sector".
A simple push on a specified sector area, which we adopted for the training of the DNN, would be an extremely tiny part of all instances of stimuli that the human skin can experience.
This virtual lattice type of compartmentalization allowed a single sector area (=spatial resolution) to approximate the size of a fingertip contact.
The Instron E3000 was equipped with a cylindrical bar that had a round end with a cross-sectional diameter of 6 mm, which could be used to systematically push a selected sector area of the piezoresistive sheet.
where the last part ((1-P_{t})^{mathcal {N}_{e}^{b,m^{prime }}-1}) denotes the probability that no other nodes except a in the sector area of node b is transmitting any HELLO message at that time slot.
The AAR and infarcted myocardium were planimetered on the ultraviolet-light and triphenyltetrazolium chloride-stained pathology photographs, respectively, and the transmural-extent of the AAR and infarction were expressed as a percentage of the total myocardial sector area on a slice-by-slice basis.
Figure 2 shows the sector area for a 4-hop network where b1 - b3 and r1 - r3 define the hop and network borders, respectively.
In a typical wireless sensor network, data flows toward the base station, and hence, the network area may be assumed as a sector-shaped area [8,10].
In the first one, a sector-shaped area with R = 400 m which was divided into 4 annuluses and 16 cells where 50 nodes were deployed.
According to symmetry and area formula of a sector, the shaded part area equals π R c 2−(2θ·R c 2− sin2θ·R c 2), where θ= arccosd/2R c.
