Sentence examples for capturing size from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a comprehensive review on the development of higher-order continuum models for capturing size effects in small-scale structures.

In the present study, the Gurtin-Murdoch elasticity theory, as a theory capable of capturing size effects, is implemented to predict the nonlinear buckling and postbuckling response of cylindrical nanoshells under combined axial and radial compressive loads in the presence of surface stress effects.

Although it's currently relying on users to input their body measurements, Fits.me said it has a "technology agnostic" philosophy to capturing sizing data, suggesting that it could be open to using other technologies to do this in future.

We take the logarithmic number of employees divided by sales (USD) to capture size effects (Employ).

They can be viewed at the full, native capture size right in the app 'as the photographer intended'.

The objective of this study is to capture size dependency in the postbuckling and vibrational response of the postbuckled lipid micro/nano-tubules more comprehensively.

This paper contains a nonlocal strain gradient theory to capture size effects in wave propagation analysis of compositionally graded smart nanoplates.

In the present paper, a unified higher order plate theory for functionally graded microplates is proposed by adopting the modified couple stress theory to capture size effects and using a generalized shape function to characterize the transverse shear deformation.

The DNA was fragmented by nebulisation, followed by a double Solid Phase Reversible Immobilization (SPRI) bead capture size selection with Ampure beads (Agencourt Bioscience) to generate DNA fragments of 400 1,500 bp in length.

Exosomes can be enriched from cell culture media by ultracentrifugation, density gradient separation, immunoaffinity capture, size exclusion chromatography, and ExoQuick™ Precipitation (System Biosciences, USA).

These recommendations will affect the amount of sequencing required for a given capture size and will therefore affect the cost of the experiment.