Sentence examples for capture the width from inspiring English sources
Many of the images come complete with descriptions of how the devices operate, along with several angles that capture the width and breadth of the ideas.
This metric captures the width of the variability distribution for each patient.
The IQR captures the width or degree of variability for a given patient within each six-hour block.
In order to capture the spike width at threshold, we slightly modified the Izhikevich model by using a different " k" parameter above and below the spike threshold (k high and k low respectively).
He wanted to compile a selection of these images into a book that captures the breadth and width of the web... without words.
8 This is lower than the value recommended by G12 for capturing the observed width of the deep jets but is chosen here since it is not so large as to prevent focusing of RWs on the equator.
An explicit expression is derived for the capture width of the proposed device in terms of physical and hydrodynamic parameters.
The performance of the WEC is evaluated using two parameters: the capture width ratio (CWR), which evaluates the efficiency of the converter at each location, and the kW/Ton (KWT) parameter, which evaluates the efficiency of the converter using "economic" terms.
A range can be observed for which the capture width ratio of the system can achieve approximately 24% while transmission coefficient was kept lower than 0.50 with the proper adjustment of power take-off damping force, and the floating breakwater performs in an effective manner.
Moreover, the difference between the winter wave energy input and the Pelamis energy output for Ireland was also significant as indicated by the capture width, suggesting that Pelamis design was not efficiently capturing all the wave energy states present during that period.
One major effect of including the viscous drag moment was flattening of the capture width and structural load curves with respect to the wave spectrum peak frequency while reducing the sensitivity with respect to the significant wave height compared to the linear analysis.
