Sentence examples for concepts of size from inspiring English sources

Similarly, nonwords containing "small" sounds should be described as, and associated with, small objects if sound symbolic phonemes activate broader concepts of size.

We report on an application designed for students, which uses cartography as framework to aid the virtual exploration of other planets and moons, using the concepts of size comparison and travel time calculation.

The appearance of black holes would mark the place where the concept of size breaks down.

The logic is based on the concept of size matching effect reported earlier [42].

Study of specific ploughing energy also helped to explain thoroughly the concept of size effect in grinding.

Accordingly, a probabilistic method that is based on the concept of size effects was developed, and implemented.

This paper focuses on the role of material microstructure, including grain boundary density and the presence of inclusions, as well as tool design on surface roughness using the concept of size effect.

Student response was assessed in a written survey with more than half the class acknowledging enhanced understanding of the concept of size distribution and more than eighty percent recording the lecture experience as enjoyable.

The applicability of models was discussed more often (five studies, 56%): the application of the Derjaguin, Landau, Verwey, and Overbeek theory about colloidal stability and the filtration theory, the concept of size dependence of dissolution, toxicity tests, and the risk assessment under REACH were mentioned as being questionable.

These included advances in the knowledge of the electronic structure of atoms, in the concepts of molecular size and shape, and in insights into the nature of solutions.

Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) is combination of two concepts of firm size, i.e. small and medium firms.