Sentence examples for changing curve from inspiring English sources

According to the measurement of the SSD layers' depth, the changing curve of the SSD layers' depth with the cutting distance changing is obtained, which is shown in Fig. 5.

Panel (c) shows the same right thyroid lobe TAC as in panel (b) with time on a logarithmic scale to better display the rapidly changing curve at early times.

A representative example of a 99mTc-MIBI scintigram from a right thyroid lobe ROI is shown in Fig. 1a, while the corresponding TAC for the entire dynamic scan is shown in Fig. 1b. Figure 1c shows the same TAC with time on a logarithmic scale to display the rapidly changing curve at early times.

The TDC is a point-to-point changing curve of CT value over a continuous time period, which could reflect the enhancement level of the tissue directly.

His torso twists; his head moves; he holds out his arms in changing curves and lines.

Figure 3 shows the changing curves between absorbance and wavelength at different temperatures.

pe, the mean reservoir pressure of distant wellbore area II is higher than pR, the mean pressure of the whole reservoir by 0.11 3.75 MPa Open image in new window Fig. 11 The changing curves of reservoir pressure.

The critical point, which is a sharply changing curvature point in the curve of between the coal dust particle diameter and the driven spiral blade radius, is nearer and nearer to the maximum of the horizontal axis in Figs. 4, 5, 6 and 7.  .

The idea was that, if such a laser could be precisely tuned, it could melt away bits of the tissue on the surface of eye, changing its curve.

And it is consistent with a broader slowdown in the growth rates for Internet retailing — making the holidays of 2007 a vivid example of the changing growth curve for online sales.

As can be seen from Figure 3, the value of the scale factor α for various (mathrm{G}^{1}) continuity conditions can alter the position of the second control point of the bottom curve, thus changing the bottom curve's shape.