Sentence examples for dimensions area from inspiring English sources

Feature examples are dimensions, area, volume, texture, morphology, homogeneity, conductivity, and spectral reflection.

To obtain appreciable enhancement of Raman scattering, a noble metal surface of nanometer-scale roughness covering macroscopic dimensions area is necessary.

The stronghold achieved its final dimensions – area of more than 30,000 square metres, thickness of the wall between 1.2 and, and maximum height over 10 m – under the reign of Bishop Johannes IV Kievel (1515 1527).

Assessment of tumour dimensions, area and contour were made on B-mode, AFUSON and histopathology scans.

First, they perform imaging only in two dimensions (area) whereas we have fully three-dimensional data.

First, anyone who wants to design a tool for the overall assessment of a health care system has to deal with the question of how the system should be conceptualized: what aspects should be included and which dimensions, areas, domains, concepts, etc., can be distinguished within the system.

Table 1 Recommended nomenclature for spatial scales Unit Sub-unit Dimension (area) Global supra-continental 50 500 Mio.

Assuming: All the sensor nodes are randomly deployed within a two-dimension area M. Furthermore, these MSNs exhibit the following characteristics (1) The node density is sufficiently high.

Moreover other interesting information can be drawn analyzing the arrangement of particles in cluster B. In particular this cluster shows a high dispersion of scores and the particles inside it are differentiable in accordance with their dimension (Area, Box Width, Box Height and Perimeter).

Both the 90° domain wall density and the area dimension of area dimension domain wall are considered as important factors that greatly influence the d33 value.

The funding for the Societal Dimensions component area included $US39 million for environment, health, and safety and $43 million for educating the public about the broad implications of nanotechnology for society (including economic, workplace, education, ethical, and legal implications).