Sentence examples for corresponding to the scale of from inspiring English sources

A general impression of this dependence is given by the descriptions of the various states of the sea corresponding to the scale of wind strengths known as the Beaufort scale, named after the British admiral Sir Francis Beaufort.

The group used an Air Force surveillance telescope at Haleakala Observatories on the Hawaiian island of Maui and a special camera to examine a region near the star AB Aurigae, corresponding to the scale of our own solar system, that had not been observed before at high resolution.

Humanitarian accountability R15: UNICEF defines three levels  of emergency response, corresponding to the scale of the emergency and CO capacity for managing it.

In spite of the occurrence of pollen dispersal over several hundred meters, the leptokurtic dispersal curve indicates that most pollination events occurred within about 50 m, corresponding to the scale of the local genet density.

The Fredholm inverses of Fredholm operators in A(b)∞ X, bΩ1/2) are again in the algebra A(b)∞ X, rΩ1/2), and we have elliptic regularity corresponding to the scale ϱbHmb X, bΩ1/2) of b-Sobolev spaces naturally associated to X. Localized to the interior of X we recover the ordinary pseudodifferential calculus.

In all cases, the fit of the values predicted by the model to the experimental data was estimated on the basis of the parameter σ, corresponding to the scaled sum of square differences between predicted and experimental values.

SDS supports data volume containers by elastically scaling out/in storage resources corresponding to the scaling out/in of data volume containers.

If area-level variables were available at different spatial scales, we used the scale corresponding to the spatial scale of the random intercept, which was chosen based on the Akaike information criterion of the model.

The following grades of cataract were used: 0 – transparent lens; 1 – very light cortical or nuclear opacity in the lens (corresponding to the decimal scale of the standard 1-4); 2 – opacity zones (corresponding to the decimal scale of the standard 5-8); 3 – intensive cortical or nuclear opacity of the lens (corresponding to the decimal scale of the standard 9-10).

We show that optimal solutions of MPA networks converged when based on 8 10 years of connectivity information, corresponding to the time scale of the North-Atlantic oscillation.

An in situ identification procedure is proposed to quantify the material parameters corresponding to the mesoscopic scale of the structure.