Sentence examples for defining density from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, literature has been addressing agglomerated cork material in a very general way, and defining density and grain size as the two main processing parameters.

This work defines density factor as the ratio of before ignition density to after ignition density of the ignition mixture.

However, in cases where the enhanced density has multiple peaks, multiple sharp slopes meet their criteria, and hence, it becomes difficult to uniquely define density widths.

In the first step, we assign every cell above a user defined density threshold to a local density maximum by ascending along the steepest gradient.

Furthermore, highly stratified plumes lead to well defined density fronts along their boundaries, where turbidity is relatively low and chlorophyll a relatively high, even in winter [3].

However, there is a significant area of the surface that forms a less-well defined density.

In contrast, the target omit map from the t1A data set had clearly defined density for the t1A inside the t1-nucleotide binding pocket.

Because of this mobility, the caged trimer has shown a less sharply defined density in the EM images of the crystal.

Furthermore, highly stratified plumes lead to well defined density fronts along their boundaries, where turbidity is relatively low and chlorophyll a relatively high, even in winter [ 3].

The main difference between ΔNΔC and ΔN is weaker density at the ∼8 o'clock position (as orientated in Figure 3B), and increased variability in this region, as indicated by less sharply defined density here.

We used a Korean case-control study to assess if using in effect a higher than conventional pixel threshold to define density better discriminates cases from controls, i.e. better predicts risk of breast cancer.