Sentence examples similar to cross-section measures from inspiring English sources

By we denote the usual one-dimensional inner cross-section measure or maximal chord length of in direction.

for each, where is the orthogonal projection of onto, and is called the -dimensional outer cross-section measure or brightness of at.

The main assumption which leads to the uniform, with respect to the rate of elongation, representation can be formulated as the proportionality of the length of the body to the square of its perpendicular cross-section, measured in wavelengths.

The Persepolis floor white is thicker than other paints examined in cross-section, measuring 2 5 mm and contains aggregate particles measuring up to about 0.5 mm in diameter as seen in fragment FSC-A-3a (Fig. 5).

A two-photon action cross-section measured by the two nonlinear optical microscopy based methods, provided 6.2 ± 0.8 μGM at 795 nm, and 32 ± 6 μGM at 770 nm, which was considerably greater than the values of the dominant endogenous fluorophores in biological tissue.

The 'repeated cross section' measures refer to the fact that multiple cross sectional measures are made with different patients in each cluster for each of the sampling time periods [ 55], as recently used in surgical patients across three hospitals [ 58].

It originally measured 1,200 feet (366 metres) in length; its cross section measured 22.25 by 37.5 feet (7 by 11 metres).

Single Event Upsets (SEU) in FPGAs were detected and their cross-sections measured.

The beams were 3 m long and the rectangular cross section measured 0.20 × 0.30 m2.

Figure 3 NO - photodetachment relative cross section measured in the range 2800 720000 cm -1.

Comparisons are made with field traverses using differential GPS and reference cross sections measured by leveling surveys.