For example, the imaginary part in dielectric function becomes larger for small metallic grain compared with that of bulk.
This software amplifies subtle motions in video so that they become large enough to see, for example, revealing the pulse in someone's wrist in sufficient detail to measure their heart rate.
As showed in Fig. 5A C for an example, spikes in various amplitudes evoked at the soma (5A) become larger and constant ones recorded at the axon (5B).
When we replaced standard deviations of normal distributions by larger values, for example 100, we found that the fitted effect sizes of predictors became large, leading to overfitting.
Since ( {Phi}_F^{hboxsubset {Phi}_F ), the potential aggregate interference at the tagged macro user, caused by the active (considering slotted ALOHA CRR femto-BSs is less than that in the case with no D. Furthermore, as the exclusion region D becomes larger (when K = 10, for example), the probability of outage is significantly reduced.
Here, the predictive value of the index became increasingly greater as the number of variables used increased, until it was sufficiently large (for example, >25).
Redundant broom makers might become baristas, for example.
Note that, when one of the coordinates (for example Z) becomes larger and larger, the paradox occurs more and more rarely.
Since Mr. Bloomberg became mayor, for example, Mr. Geller has become a large donor to the State Senate Republicans, as Mr. Bloomberg has.
For example: As the sample size n becomes larger, it becomes extremely likely that the sample frequency will come to within any specified region close to the true frequency r, as close as you wish.
