One can also contrast the relatively coarse split-ash carrying baskets of the Onondaga and Pequot peoples, painted in simple motifs, with the infinitesimally fine, sometimes feathered weaving of the small baskets made by the Pomo Indians of California.
At each branching point, a coarse root may split into smaller diameter roots, maintaining a constant proportionality factor (red_coeff) between pre-branching cross-sectional areas of a coarse root and the sum of cross-sectional areas of finer roots after branching (Van Noordwijk and de Willigen 1994; Wang et al. 2006).
The series of models developed in 80s [46–50] was not included, for their spatial resolution is too coarse (the biosphere is split into several discrete productivity zones).
The series of models developed in 80s [ 46- 50] was not included, for their spatial resolution is too coarse (the biosphere is split into several discrete productivity zones).
Under ultimate loading conditions, the failure in high strength concrete is induced by the splitting of coarse aggregates rather than the development of unstable microcracking in mortar.
For the coarse time scale correlation, we split the motion index and electrophysiological activity into 1.5 s bins and averaged the data in these bins, and then calculated Pearson's r coefficient between the event rates (for EPSCs, GC spikes, MFT spikes) or current (for spillover) and the motion index.
Sprinkle with coarse salt.
Coarse salt and saltpetre are easily obtainable.
An innovative concrete wedge system, supplementary to coarse sand coating overcomes the normal split between GFRP panel and concrete, in composite bridge deck structures.
The exact solution of the governing equations is split into two components: a coarse-scale solution that can be captured on a coarse mesh and a subgrid solution.
Under the basic hypothesis of a certain degree of overlap among different views, the registration problem can be conceptually split into a cascade of coarse and fine alignments.
