Sentence examples for characteristics of the plot from inspiring English sources
This buffer had the mean characteristics of the plot.
Through a simple simulation, it was verified that the main characteristics of the plot remains intact, even if the assumption of normality is not justified.
This field method has provided a variety of results, depending on the characteristics of the plots, on their suitability to reflect the ecosystem's characteristics and on the objectives of each particular research.
We now discuss the overall characteristics of the plots; the following subsection details some of the interesting risky CHOPs highlighted on the plots.
The characteristics of the CV plots were analyzed on the basis of phase purity, crystallite size and lattice strain of the calcined LMO powders.
Analyses were reported of the characteristics of the current time plots of the constant voltage electrolysis under different conditions, cyclic voltammograms of solid Cr2O3 in the molten equimolar mixture of CaCl2 and NaCl, the microstructures and elemental compositions of the reduced pellets.
Such knowledge is not only related to the mere physical chemical composition of the soil, while essential but also reproducible, but also to the climatic characteristics of the single plots of land where different types of cuttings have been grafted, during long periods of time.
Stand characteristics of the research plots at the beginning of the simulation runs are given in Table 5.
The most defoliated forests are included in clusters 2 and 4, whereas the less defoliated ones belong to clusters 1 and 3. Fig. 3 Box and whisker plots of the main characteristics of the clusters of plots, identified by means of cluster analysis.
The register is open to the public as far as the characteristics and the plot of land on which the GMO will be cultivated are concerned (Section 16a (1) sentence 3, in conjunction with (4) GenTG).
This may reveal that adaptation is plot-specific and it is the specific characteristics of a plot that dictates the need for a specific adaptation rather than the size.
