Sentence examples for direct scaling from inspiring English sources
Design of sources allows their direct scaling up and may bring a number of interesting applications in large area cold atmospheric plasma processing.
The simultaneous experimental measurement carried out in this work allows the investigation of the direct scaling between these two dynamic parameter quantities of gaseous detonations.
In this work, multiparticulate formulations were prepared by dispersion of spherical granules into orange flavoured vehicles thickened with hypromellose (HPMC) at different viscosities in order to assess oral perception of grittiness by a panel of thirty adults through direct scaling on a 100 mm visual analogue scale.
The screening test for taste, involving direct scaling of perceived intensity of suprathreshold concentrations of four taste stimuli, has been described previously [51].
Rather, the direct scaling of total brain metabolic cost as a function of the number of brain neurons shown here indicates that the average energy use per neuron is fixed (that is, relatively invariant) across species and orders, such that total brain metabolism is a simple, linear function of the number of neurons that compose that brain.
First, we compared differences between an explicit subsampling of reads and a direct scaling of count matrices.
On a more direct scale, two areas that I think we could do a lot more: one is improving our financial markets and financial institutions, which is my pet interest.
A direct scale up was completed in downstream process from 10 mL to 1200 L.
Greater knowledge about mussel bed spatial variability would be useful because it can help direct scale-dependent sampling regimes, field experiments, and coastal management practices.
Those with an approximate Normal distribution were kept on the direct scale, whereas Box-Cox transformation was used for variables that did not appear with a Normal distribution of the direct scale.
Six studies in our review found that the direct scales performed on a par with or better than the SASSI when its indirect scales were included [ 7, 10– 10].
