Sentence examples for below the cell size from inspiring English sources
Surface roughness was extensively analyzed at scales above the cell size (macro-roughness) or below the cell size (micro-roughness) by calculation of relevant classic amplitude parameters (Ra, Rt) and original frequency parameters (Order, Delta).
The 5 μm-sized cells in these PS/MWCNT foams are small enough to induce Knudsen effect, and also lead to a distinct radiation behavior that has never been reported; that is, because of the unique synergy of the small cells and the MWCNTs, the short wavelength radiation below the cell size is 100% blocked while the long wavelength radiation over the cell size is strongly attenuated.
In addition, this correlation analysis provides an estimation of the local error of image alignment by measuring the displacement of the correlation peak within the correlation volume: this error was systematically below the cell size, corresponding to the error on cell position estimation (5-10 µm, i.e. the average diameter of a RG cell).
The second layer includes the position of the cellular antennas which is based on data from the Belgian regulator [32] and the cell size (see below).
Decreasing the cell size increases the number of cells in the study area; halving the cell size quadruples the number of cells.
Next, consider the cell size and time step.
Choose the cell size (Amount of squares).
This paper is focused on demonstrating that it is possible to reduce the thermal conductivity of polymeric foams by reducing the average cell size below the micron.
We used the chi-square test, or if the expected cell size was below 5 we used Fisher's Exact Test, to compare categorical variables, Cochran-Armitage Trend Test for ordered categorical variables, the T-test to compare normally-distributed continuous variables and the Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test to compare non-normally-distributed continuous variables.
Using synchrotron radiation (SRμCT) the spatial resolution can be extended to the sub-micrometer range well below cell size.
