Sentence examples for dimensional relationship from inspiring English sources

This experimental study is also used to develop a graphical non dimensional relationship between the lateral load and maximum bending in a pile.

The evaluation of the heat transfer coefficient by calculation involves a dimensional relationship obtained by geometry and determined thermal and flow conditions.

Coefficients reflect the dimensional relationship between peak VO2 and body dimensions at pre- and posttraining as follows: (1) Y = a · X k · ε, where a is the intercept of the regression line on the Y axis and k is the slope of the line.

The YSR is a reliable and validated scale that evaluates competencies, psychosocial, and somatic problems in many dimensional relationships in the younger ages [20].

An enclosure of a water mass will inevitably differ in some conditions from the natural ones, and one factor that has received attention is the importance of dimensional relationships of the actual enclosure.

Some of that missing information is shown here in Figure 2, although this only describes the connectivity of the various atoms in a single strand of DNA, and not the two or three dimensional relationships of the (125 in this example) individual atoms.

In spite of the high resolution possible by TEM, the nature of the organics were only inferred by their appearance, and TEM also does not enable evaluation of larger scale three dimensional relationships between silica and the organics.

We selected the study on open-grown trees by Stampfer (1995) because dimensional relationships for open-grown trees were available for both Norway spruce and Scots pine, both young and old trees were included in the dataset, and the original data used to fit the relationship was available.

'Before you have children, if you've been to the theatre together, hung out in wine bars, whatever - it's been a one-dimensional relationship,' she says.

Minnie's affair with her mother's thirtysomething boyfriend (Aleksander Skarsgård) is also much more than a predatory one-dimensional relationship – just another example of the film's fidelity to its protagonist's POV.

From the non-dimensional relationship describing the frequency, its dependence on different variables can be identified.