Sentence examples for description normal from inspiring English sources

Yet there is little or nothing that fits the description "normal" in this woman's life.

Table 1 Binning and Grouping Threshold Parameters Name Description Normal Values Ions to Analyze RI +/- Range of retention indexes of ions across samples for analysis 0~9000 +/- 100 Ion Binning Mass Window Mass window for ions to be binned together 0.4 Extended Mass Window Mass window to look for ions missing from samples in neighboring bins.

Table 5 The best values of ESDR parameters Parameter Value Description per normal 71.817 Normal value of power efficiency threshold sla v normal 1.644 Normal value of SLA Violation threshold.

The quantitative interpretation of oncogenesis is preceded by a comprehensive description of normal tissue regeneration in uterine epithelium, based on the assumption that every one of billions of normal cells follows an inherent program for proliferation and differentiation through a cellular interpretation of chronological time.

A cadaver model was prepared as outlined above for the description of normal anatomy.

The idea of mSVDD is to use a set of hyperspheres as a data description for normal data.

The description of normal magnetization curve control and measurement traditional methods (the magnetic induction dependence on the magnetic field intensity) is presented in the paper.

A system of nomenclature for the description of normal uterine bleeding and the various symptoms that comprise abnormal bleeding has also been included.

After charting the length and severity of each fight, who started it, and which fly emerged victorious, Kravitz and his colleagues created a comprehensive description of normal fly fighting behavior.

a RBF neural network with classic or cloud Gaussian activation functions; b demonstration of clusters (granules) extracted from data and described by cloud concept; and c description of normal cloud concept.

Therefore, in the present work an extended contact analysis was developed that enables the description of normal impact and torsion, shearing and rolling induced by rotational and translational velocities.