Sentence examples for characteristic scaling from inspiring English sources

Urban infrastructure systems are analogous to ecological systems because they are interconnected, complex and adaptive components that exchange material, information and energy among themselves and to and from the environment, and exhibit characteristic scaling properties that can be expressed by Zipf's Law.

This section analyzes that characteristic scaling in relation to the Hill equation and biological input-output patterns.

This concept about characteristic scaling lengths is important, and one that the students seem to understand quite well.

Interestingly, the addition of nanolenses changes the characteristic scaling of the phase signal ϕ with respect to particle diameter, reducing its exponent (q, where ϕ ∼ D q ), as evident from the reduction in slope shown on the log log plots in Figure 4 upon deposition of nanolenses.

Even that early portrait is smaller than life; Giacometti kept correcting his mistakes until he had whittled the head to a more characteristic scale.

Its mythical name was inspired by its characteristic scales.

The characteristic scale of the ductile fractures is thereby estimated to be about 1 2 km.

He found strong nonstationary currents with characteristic scales of 20 days and 100 km.

Both the characteristic scale of the perforations and the layer thickness are parametrized by ε→0.

To avoid this difficulty, simplifying assumptions are made that often involve the introduction of characteristic scales.

The characteristic scale of response for species richness of oak specialist species was 2284 m.