Sentence examples for an equivalent shape from inspiring English sources

A study of SOI microdosimeters in various radiation fields has demonstrated that under appropriate geometrical scaling, the response of SOI detectors with the well-known geometry of microscopically sensitive volumes will record the energy deposition spectra representative of tissue cells of an equivalent shape.

The magnetization vs. time (M t) curve and the field vs. time (H t) curve, being scaled to their maximum peaks, have an equivalent shape (Fig. 2a).

These measurements and calculated moments allowed the development of three-parameter equivalent shape models based on rectangular parallelepipeds and tri-axial ellipsoids.

All types of three-parameter equivalent shape models considered provided acceptable accuracy in predicting both volume and surface area, with the box models being generally more physical and realistic than the ellipsoid-based equivalent shape models for the type of rocks considered.

A number of other topologically equivalent shapes are equally well conceivable, and are not excluded here.

Any changes in this wind should cause the termination shock to change shape, causing an equivalent change in the pattern imprinted on the microwave background.

To simplify the calculation of integral and derivative operations and thus to increase the numerical efficiency of the solution approach, a one-to-one coordinate mapping technique is used to map the arbitrary geometry onto an equivalent rectangular in-plane shape of the plate.

The original method, which relied on the curvature of snout profiles, necessitated scaling each profile to an equivalent size; the Premaxillary Shape Index (PSI) of Dompierre and Churcher [44] used area ratios and so removed the size component.

An equivalent descriptor called shape context descriptor is presented in [33] as a compact human pose representation.

The method requires static pushover analyses to determine the ductility factor and energy shape of an equivalent single-degree-of-freedom system for the first two or more modes.

E around Cl in ClF and then around M* of the series under consideration exhibits an ellipsoidic shape with an equivalent sphere of influence radius (rE) increasing along with the atomic number Z, i.e. rE_F = 0.52 Å, rE_Cl = 0.65 Å and rE_Br = 0.70 Å.