Sentence examples for differing dimensions from inspiring English sources

On the basis of experimental investigations of the condensation process in a long, water-cooled serpentine coil with five pipe coils of differing dimensions, it was established that the condensation mechanism in a long coil pipe differs substantially from that in a horizontal pipe.

Gradient slope, flow rates and injection volumes may be altered as appropriate to accommodate columns of differing dimensions.

The template represents a typical sheet from a book based on measurements taken before rebinding (e.g. most bottom margins were >2 cm wide), but could be moved around in order to assess sheets of differing dimensions.

Fig. 3 The template used in the assessment of wear and tear for bound volumes boundary A represents the inner (binding) margin The template represents a typical sheet from a book based on measurements taken before rebinding (e.g. most bottom margins were >2 cm wide), but could be moved around in order to assess sheets of differing dimensions.

The abundance of all diurnally active, non-cryptic, reef-associated fish was assessed during each survey, however methods varied among study locations from point counts of differing dimensions to belt transects of differing dimensions.

After comparing models of differing dimensions, Smith et al. (2004) arrive at a 2D model as the preferred model for their data.

Table 1 Hofstede's four main dimensions on which country cultures differ Dimension Definition Power distance (how people respond to power and authority) In high-power-distance cultures people have greater respect for authority - bosses, managers or teachers tend to be more paternalistic or autocratic.

In line with this, it is demonstrated here that differing fatigue dimensions can be explained by different physiological and psychological variables associated with COPD and only depression was a common predictor.

We then identify and analyze the complexity of an intercultural situation, or critical incident, from different perspectives, such as context, field, strategy, level, self-organization and oscillation between differing cultural dimensions, or what Demorgon terms "pre-adaptive antagonisms".

Finally, the modeling approach is used to compare vaginal drug distributions across species with differing vaginal dimensions.

From extensive studies in organizations in different cultural settings, Hofstede derived four dimensions representing cultural values on which organizations are likely to differ, the dimensions of individualism and power distance appeared to be most relevant to the present study [ 19].