Sentence examples for compared with the width from inspiring English sources

And as long as the carrier frequency is large enough compared with the width of the original signal, then, as you can see, by extracting this part of the spectrum with a low pass filter, we can, in principle, recover the spectrum associated with the original signal.

The indentation attains the asymptotic limits of Boussinesq or Mossakovskii-Spence when the auxetic phase is very thin compared with the width of the non-auxetic phase and in the opposite case.

The height and width of the markers were measured before starting an EBSD scan and compared with the width and height of the markers in the OIM map.

During these left turns, the crab appeared to use vision to detect the width of the interval compared with the width of the shell as extended by the plate, but during a right turn it appeared to use touch to detect the width.

The results showed that compared with the widths of the retinal layers in WT mice (Fig. 5A), those in the Ppt1-KI littermates (Fig. 5B) were appreciably thinner.

If lane widening is planned as part of the upgrading option selected, the usable bridge width should be compared with the planned width of the approach lanes after they are widened.

At all indicated time points, the wound width was measured in four areas and compared with the initial width at the 0 h time point and were corrected for the negative control (set at 0%).

Based on fault fluid flow models of Caine et al. (1996), it is unlikely to observe barrier-like mechanisms at the GF because the damage zone is too broad to be compared with the core width.

For each cover slip, four scratches were made, averaging between 367 μm (minimum) and 392 μm (maximum) width, at time 0. Each scratch was measured at several time points and averaged, and the extent of wound closure was measured microscopically, compared with the original width of scratches and averaged.

The measured width of the Kα1 peak equated to 0.00098 Å, close to the theoretical estimate, from a width of 0.02° 2θ, which is large compared with the monochromatic theoretical width of 0.004° based on dynamical theory, and considerably less than this based on kinematical theory.

In New York City, there is special concern for airborne particulates, which are very small particles generated mostly from combustion, such as from automobiles, and are classified by their diameter, usually fewer than 2.5 microns (PM2.5) and fewer than 10 microns (PM10), compared with the 50 micron width of human hair.