Sentence examples for character density from inspiring English sources

In the Yilgarn Craton we observe key differences in landscape character, density of the crust, and relative abundance of radioactive elements and alumino-silicate and ferric oxide minerals.

In addition to history use we explored how the character density of the key matrix and the theoretical minimum number of questions for each bird in the matrix influenced the algorithm.

However, this shortcoming allows us to visualize the behavior of various stages of character density that result (as seen earlier) in varying degrees of branch support.

By evaluating the effect of taxon and character density produced by the randomness of the EST approach, we can evaluate the degree of support on branches with different character-to-taxon ratios (Figures 3 and 4).

Therefore, the electrical transport characterization demonstrates the presence of four parallel hole gases, of which one with bilayer character (and density n 2) and three with monolayer character (each with density n 1).

The effective SFE of austenite increased with strain from ∼18 to 40 mJ m−2, and it was reasoned that this was the result of the increase in strain energy of the stacking faults (SFs) per unit area due to its dependence on the dislocation character and density.

The simulation results indicate that the designed structure of the active pulsing air classifier provided a favorable environment for the separation of the particles with different physical characters by density.

The relationships between catalytic activities (the rate of reaction of H2-D2 exchydrogenydrogevolutionion, hydrogen recombination, and para-hydrogen conversion), behaviour of hydrogen adsorption (amount of adsorbed hydrogen and initial heat of adsorption), and electronic properties of metals (work function, the percentage of the d-character and density of states at the Fermi level) are discussed.

In all of these remarkable, urban books, the web grows tighter and tighter around the characters; the density reaches a pitch, a final event.

Cotton epidermal seed trichomes (commonly known as "fibers") in domesticated cottons and their wild relatives differ by various morphological and structural characters, including density, length, cell growth synchronicity, shapes, and developmental shifts during the "fiber" elongation phase (Applequist et al. 2001).

Furthermore, a multi-class SVM classifier is designed to classify the extracted density character vectors into different density levels.