Sentence examples for density of lines from inspiring English sources

The density of lines then gives a measure of the field strength at any point.

The way I have drawn it, there are eight force lines, so the strength of the force, given by density of lines at that circle, is eight divided by the length of the line: 8/(2πr).

In this case, the density of lines crossing an element of area normal to the lines represents the field strength at that point.

The advantage of the continuous bed motion is the increase of uniformity in the sensitivity profile across the axial FOV, due to the fact that the density of lines of response (LOR) does not depend of their axial position (as in the case of SS acquisitions) [13].

Further, as the average absolute density of LINEs increases with distance from HOX gene clusters, the change in ratios is not explained by changes in SINE densities (Figure 10).

Generally speaking, the higher the density of lines in a certain area, the higher the stress gradient.

You'll sometimes hear a mealy-mouthed criticism of Henze's work that he wrote too much, that he couldn't stop himself overloading his orchestral textures with too much detail, with too great a density of line and activity.

"Diagonal" (1961) is a small, delicate composition in which a long, organic crease partially crosses the center of the paper at a slight diagonal, spreading out on either side through density of line and turning back on itself at both ends in convolutions that suggest the scrolls atop Ionic columns.

The highest density of LINE-1 enrichment is on the Xq13, which contains the center of inactivation.

Moreover, density of LINE-1 was higher on inactivated regions than non-inactivated regions, escaping the inactivation process (26.5 versus 10.3%) (42).

Moreover, the GC richness of silkworm LINEs is notable because previous papers have reported that the AT-rich region of the mammalian genome contains an increased density of LINE insertions and mammalian LINEs have a relatively low GC content [ 40- 44].