It is sexually dimorphic in size, females averaging about 4% larger than males in linear dimensions.
Crystals of barium titanate (BaTiO3), with linear dimensions up to ˜ 2 mm., have been produced from solutions in carbonates and chlorides, and (when pure) are hard, clear, pale yellow in colour, and of cubic external symmetry.
Pitch height describes a linear dimension related to the fundamental frequency of a sound.
The factor to convert linear dimensions into angular dimensions was then used to convert the linear dimension of the Maxwellian display into angular subtenses.
This is especially critical in large birds, as body weight is proportional to the cube of linear dimensions and wing area to the square.
And crucially, Sabine told Higginson that simply to increase the linear dimensions of the hall by 30percentt would result in a space far too large for optimum projection.
They are sold as sets of blocks that can be wrung together in increments of ten-thousandths of an inch to gauge almost any linear dimension.
A unit of magnification commonly used in microscopes and telescopes is the diameter, the magnification in diameters being equal to the number of times the linear dimensions of the object are increased.
If the linear dimensions of the cell are increased 25-fold--corresponding to a 15,000-fold increase in cell volume, equivalent to the mean difference in cell volume between prokaryotes and eukaryotes in this study--the surface area of the plasma membrane increases 625-fold.
Number-theoretical problems led Gauss to relate coefficients of quadratic forms, i.e., expressions such as x2 + xy − 2y2, and linear maps in three dimensions to matrices.
This great computational advantage is due, basically, to the reduction in linear system dimensions, and finally in the huge dimensional reduction - N vs N - between RB spaces and corresponding FE spaces.
