Sentence examples for basis of scaling from inspiring English sources

Pneumatic conveying systems are usually designed on the basis of scaling available data.

The surface kinetic parameters were estimated on the basis of scaling arguments and published experimental data.

The revised equations are useful in predicting the torsional response of torsionally stiff seismic isolation systems and in assessing the utility of shake table experimental results on the basis of scaling principles.

By extension, gene networks that contribute to variation in heritability may provide a mechanistic basis of scaling from genes to communities.

The scaling factor values were not significantly dependent upon the phenotype or biologic origin of the sample (p > 0.1 by ANOVA), with n = 5 small airway samples (1 healthy smoker, 2 symptomatic smokers, 2 smokers with COPD) and n = 2 large airway samples (1 healthy nonsmoker, 1 healthy smoker) failing on the basis of scaling factor >10.0.

In the same manner as Fourier transform can be defined as being a projection on the basis of complex exponentials, the wavelet transform is introduced as projection of the signal on the basis of scaled and time-shifted versions of the original wavelet (so-called mother wavelet) in order to study its local characteristics [25].

However, the cellular and molecular basis of scale regeneration remains elusive, either at the single scale level or the coordinated response to large skin wounds.

Since Froude is the founding father of "scientific" scaling, his endeavors may constitute a good place to start the search for the scientific basis of scale modeling.

A modeling software equipped with a "haptic interface" that provides feedback via touch was used by Ray to refine the digital model, which then became the basis of scale models in urethane foam.

Psychological impairment is shown on the basis of scales of the Symptom Checklist-90-R (SCL-90-R); scores are given as means ± SD.

There is, for example, a discussion going on whether meat yield should be determined on the basis of scale weight or on the basis of CT volume (Olsen and Christensen, 2013 v. Daumas et al., 2013).