Sentence examples for dimension of solid from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the kea's manipulative nature and considering the additional haptic dimension of solid objects we would expect the kea to perform better in this more naturalistic set-up where they might profit from being extractive foragers.

Solved examples are provided to describe methods for theoretically calculating the dimensions of solid-separators, such as cross-section of tanks, their depths and their operating zones.

In the above equation, for example, each of the terms has the dimension of a solid or cube; thus, the constant C, which denotes a plane, is combined with A to form a quantity having the dimension of a solid.

It is designed so that the internal dimension of the solid grip cover in the transverse direction is larger than the outer dimension of the handle pillar to allow 0.5 mm clearance.

When the dimension of a solid is reduced, a larger fraction of surfaces/interfaces is provided, where melting nucleation may take place and the melting temperature will be lowered.

Varying the dimensions of the scattering microspheres and the thickness of the intervening transparent polymer layers enables different spatial frequencies to be realized in the transverse dimension of the solid phantoms.

Typically, LiDAR data contained more than required details of specification in certain areas and significant gaps regarding surface materials and varied dimensions of these solid / opaque surfaces.

Figure 1A and 1B show that the dimensions of the solid spheres comprising the BDS particles are 30 50 nm in diameter.

Finite-element-based OPERA-2D software was used to calculate electric-field distribution by studying the effects of solid spacer dimensions and relative permittivity, application of functionally graded material (FGM) and the use of spacers with metalized cavities and shields.

We attribute this difference in difficulty to additional stimulus qualities such as depth cues and the haptic dimension, allowing for overall better discrimination of solid objects.

A nanofluid, which was first proposed by Choi and Eastman [1], is a fluid that is created by the distribution of solid particles with dimensions less than 100 nm in base fluid.