Sentence examples for displacement size from inspiring English sources

We found that the displaced visual stimuli induced ventriloquism aftereffect in both humans (approximately 50% of the displacement size) and monkeys (approximately 25%), but only for locations around the trained spatial region, showing that audiovisual recalibration can be spatially specific.

The cationic lipids (Toc-As, N14-As and Toc-NOH) were formulated individually with a well-known fusogenic co-lipid DOPE and characterization studies such as DNA binding, heparin displacement, size, charge, circular dichroism were performed.

The resulting rejection-free algorithm is validated against event-driven molecular dynamics: the equilibrium and non-equilibrium dynamics of hard disks converge to the exact results with decreasing displacement size.

Accordingly, 3D-FE numerical models with and without contact were developed for a wide range of loading scenarios and the crack tip parameters usually linked to fatigue crack growth, namely range of cyclic plastic strain, crack tip opening displacement, size of reversed plastic zone and total plastic dissipation per cycle were investigated.

Then the seismic landslide hazard classification for the study area was performed according to the displacement size.

At the motorcycle level, factors included: (1) whether the motorcycle rider was reported by law enforcement as having alcohol involvement (drinking vs no drinking); (2) whether the motorcycle rider has a valid license (valid vs. not valid); (3) motorcycle engine displacement size (<125, 125 449, 450 749 cc, and 750 cc+); and (4) use of a helmet or not.

Balancing the added time of computation against increasing the available dynamic range in velocity, we chose window sizes of X = 30 and Z = 10 pixels, maximum displacement sizes of Δ xmax = 8 and Δ zmax = 5 pixels, and sampled x0 and z0 on a 5 × 5 pixel mesh within the image.

The effect of gas superficial velocity (Jg) and Methyl Isobutyl Carbinol/Sodium Isopropyl Xanthate (MIBC/X-343) reagent dosage on froth horizontal displacement, bubble size of the froth surface, froth velocity, froth carrying capacity, grade and particle size of the concentrate obtained, was studied.

"Three liter" stands not for engine displacement or size, but for fuel efficiency: three liters per 100 kilometers in European measure, or 99 miles a gallon.

Hooke's law, law of elasticity discovered by the English scientist Robert Hooke in 1660, which states that, for relatively small deformations of an object, the displacement or size of the deformation is directly proportional to the deforming force or load.

It has been suggested that allowing the girder collision at the abutment by restricting the girder bridges displacement, the size of expansion joints can be reduced.