Sentence examples for and number of outer from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity studies on the mesh element size, time step size and number of outer iterations per time step are performed and most appropriate simulation parameters and mesh are used to predict the gas holdup curve.

In support of this, others have reported that in age-related hearing loss studies that there was no difference between middle age wild type and middle age Bax knockout mice in their ABR thresholds, while Bak knockout mice had lower thresholds and this correlated with greater density of SGNs and number of outer hair cells only in the Bak knockout mice [ 46].

The design incorporates a traditional central detector with a moderator/filter arrangement and a number of outer PIN type photodiodes sensitised to thermal neutrons by the application of a lithium fluoride converter.

It has affected the capital, Funafuti, and a number of outer islands.

The throughput-delay trade-off in coded ALOHA as a function of queue length M and the number of outer nodes, k.

Figures 4, 5 and 6 depict the relationships between the throughput and the three parameters p, p c and Θ, respectively, with the number of outer nodes (k = 4) and the maximum queue length (M = 100) in the unsaturated case.

The overrepresentation of orthologues with these phyla, compared to E. coli, supports an ancient relationship of Chlamydiae with Verrucomicrobia, Lentisphaerae and Planctomycetes, which were recently proposed to constitute the so-called PVC superphylum [ 98, 99], and suggests that a number of outer membrane proteins were retained from their last common ancestor.

Animals were placed in the centre and over a 5 minute period the latency (time before all four feet left the centre square), number of outer and inner squares crossed, and the percentage of outer squares crossed compared to the total number of squares crossed was recorded.

These schemes are considered to investigate the impact of the number of outer and inner iterations on the performance and the complexity of the system.

We can see that by increasing the value of (m), the number of outer and inner iterations decreases.

Thus, an upper bound on the total number of iterations is obtained by multiplying the number of outer iterations and the number of inner iterations.