Sentence examples for density space from inspiring English sources

"The three main variables in managing the hajj are density, space and time," he said.

These techniques allow one to reach characteristic parameters of the bulk semiconductor (doping density, space charge layer thickness, diffusion length, absorption coefficient) and of the interface (flatband potential).

The structure of the model was fairly simple, but was able to produce a wide range of stand trajectories and behaviors across a range of stand conditions defined within Reineke's (1933) stand density space (McGarrigle et al. 2013).

The results can be also expressed using common engineering variables to provide reliable assessment of several design and operating parameters of a monolithic reactor, such as void fraction, cell density, space velocity, etc.

These enhancements include substantial increases in the sea surface height variance (∼30% increase south of 40°S), the barotropic and baroclinic eddy kinetic energies (up to 200% increase on and surrounding the Antarctic continental shelf and slopes), and the overturning streamfunction in potential density space (near-tripling of the Antarctic Bottom Water cell at 65°S).

The findings show that integrated rail and property development can change a city's land-use pattern and housing market (in terms of housing density, space, and price), and its economic viability is closely related to household income level and residential density of the city.

Properties such as ligand density (spacing), valency, and orientation are being probed.

Unlike most conventional nanopatterning approaches, this method provided control over the local receptor density (spacing) rather than just the global receptor density.

'Backbone' probes covering chromosomes corresponding to the genes of interest were added at a lower density (spacing of 20 25 kb) in intergenic regions.

The electrical impedance of a tissue is a function associated with biological structure, including cell size, density, spacing, and the constituents of the extracellular and intracellular matrices.

Once this relation is extracted from real traffic data, an admissible region is defined in the flow-density space.