Sentence examples for difference in the track from inspiring English sources

The Q(L) relationship is the most simple and widely used for space dosimetry, but the use of the latter two functions enables consideration of the difference in the track structure of various charged particles during the risk estimation.

The InSPaD identifies the particles proton and triton created in the nuclear reaction 3He+n→p+T by a simple, fast and cost-effective method using the difference in the track length, and it allows using a small amount of heavy gas such as C2H6 with helium-3 as the filling gas for achieving a high spatial resolution.

Tracking patterns were largely similar between boys and girls, except for a small difference in the tracking coefficients of electronic games/computer use.

The assignment to Megalosauripus isp. is based on general morphology and morphometric ratios, irrespective of differences in the track lengths.

The wheelbase and bogie spacing and the corresponding differences in the track input displacement is taken into account during assignment of inputs to each wheel-set.

The apparent effect was later explained by French physicists following up on a suggestion from a Scottish researcher, who said that differences in the tracks that house the ball bearings at the two ends of the spinning gyroscope could produce vibrations big enough to affect the results.

The origin of this variability is unknown, but may reflect differences among strains, variations in experimental parameters, differences in the tracking algorithms deployed, or a combination of these factors.

On the other hand, when 1000-gf ball was used for the wear test, the difference in the wear track between the pristine and N implanted specimens was smaller than 500-gf ball.

This is well consistent with the results of Inoue and Matsumoto (2007) who analyzed the difference in the TC track frequencies in the late August between 1984 and 2000 and 1961 1983.

Though it was a small group, the Kirby Sextet's main point of comparison is to the period's big bands, and the likenesses and differences emerge in the track "Echoes of Harlem," a Duke Ellington composition also known as "Concerto for Cootie".

To examine whether the accuracy of the SRT analysis (i.e., the difference in the eye-tracking and video-based coding) differed between trials with high- versus Low-quality data, we used median splits to divide the trial-by-trial data into trials with high versus low precision and trials with high versus low robustness.