Sentence examples for diameter constraints from inspiring English sources

In Eq. 13, the CAR (1) correlation parameter has been expanded to take into consideration the possibility of residual correlations in different parts of the tree bole exhibiting different signs (positive or negative) and magnitudes due to the effect of dbh and upper stem diameter constraints on the taper model (Lappi 2006).

A similar phenomenon is observed when herbaceous twining vines get in contact with a very thick trunk and wind up on themselves instead of attempting to twine around it (a hopeless try, in view of the diameter constraints discussed above).

The granularity algorithm was applied to plate reader Y1 YFP images to detect and quantify internalized receptors (see Supporting Information Figure S2), using the same vesicle diameter constraints applied to BiFC images.

In the case of annual vines, Darwin (1875) remarked that, even without support diameter constraints, it would be maladaptive to twine around thick and hence large trees, as these vines would hardly reach high-light layers by the end of the growing season.

Two different diameters and constraints were tested.

However, for connectors of larger diameters, the constraint effect is dominant and intra-helical buckling is more likely to occur.

For skim milk, containing 10% of volume of protein particles (casein micelles) of about 200 nm in diameter, the physical constraints imposed by the rheological setup did not allow calculation of the correct value of the diffusion coefficient, as the diffusion approximation could not be fulfilled.

However, lines with very large diameters pose obvious physical constraints.

Since diameter is another additional constraint for community query [18, 28].

Sozio and Gionis [28] also add the bounded diameter and the size constraint to keep community small.

From this constraint, the diameter of the gas balloon head was selected as 4 m to give a maximum additional F L for the turbine.