Sentence examples for both size and size from inspiring English sources

In general, stand density, mean tree size and average competition were expected to be significant predictors of changes in both size and size increment inequality.

These results suggest that both the size and size distribution of the NPs are similar within the studied pulse energy interval.

When a high concentration of surfactants was used both the droplet size and size distribution greatly decreased.

Both population size and size of the indigenous population are highly and positively related to municipal NGO activity (0.7554; p-value = <0.0001 and 0.7214; p-value = 0.0003) while extent of urbanization is negatively related to municipal NGO activity (−0.0054; p-value =0.067).

Atomization characterization is presented via both mean droplet size and size distribution.

It takes place in a multiphase, multicomponent system and is concerned with particulate solids whose "size and size" distribution, both incapable of unique definition, vary with time.

The model rigorously accounts for the combined effects of particle growth, attrition, elutriation and agglomeration for both uniform-size and size distributed catalyst feed.

Besides, optimum designs with respect to only size, and both size and shape design variables are also obtained for the example problems to examine the effects of considering different variables on the optimum solution.

Experiments involving the water-glycerol system involved both size and temperature measurement of millimetre-size droplets at constant gas temperature ∼353 K and at free stream gas velocity ∼4.3 m/s.

In summary it can be stated that SAXS confirms the spherical shape of the ZnS nanoparticles and that their typical size is in the range of 3 to 6 nm, where it has to be noticed that the particles are rather polydisperse in both size and distribution as average size are independent of the ZnS concentration employed (Table 2).

Both the size of the descriptor and the size of the searching area τ will affect the computing time (see Equation (13)).