Sentence examples for different enclosures from inspiring English sources

The sound ray density is variable for different sound spaces, so the receiving radius should also be variable for different enclosures.

Each fish density was present in two different enclosures, with and without an extra supply of phytoplankton.

Because different enclosures can have different effects on the establishment of feral populations of introduced species, improving cultivation enclosures should reduce invasions.

That, I believe, is what we're supposed to think we're seeing, but what I see is something different: enclosure.

In 1862, only a few years after release from a Siberian prison camp, Dostoevsky travelled to London and found the capital of capitalism bewitched by a very different enclosure.

Not open to the public Berthold Lubetkin said he designed London Zoo's most famous structure as a stage set, albeit one better for showing off the properties of concrete than the natural behaviour of penguins (they were moved to a different enclosure in 2003).

The scaling analysis was validated using detailed numerical simulations for different enclosure geometries and outside diurnal climate conditions.

The aeroelastic parameters for an acoustically excited single disk at different enclosure gaps are derived for the speed range 6,000 19,800 rpm.

The presence of different enclosure regimes in the formerly degraded lands provides enclosure owners in Chepareria with the opportunity to enhance flexibility in fodder production, land and livestock management.

Witnessing the continuous development of heterogeneity in datacenters, we are confronted with their different behaviors in terms of performance, power consumption and thermal dissipation: indeed, heterogeneity at server level lies both in the computing infrastructure (computing power, electrical power consumption) and in the heat removal systems (different enclosure, fans, thermal sinks).

All of the four perceptual attributes and five out of six feelings showed significant differences between different spatial enclosures.