Sentence examples for expected spreading from inspiring English sources

We also show a relationship between the expected message delay and the expected spreading time in such environment.

We investigate both an upper bound and a lower bound of the number of data kiosks to distribute the content over a geographical area within an expected spreading time objective.

Endothelial cells cultured on the A BD functionalized surfaces demonstrated typical cell morphologies and expected spreading behavior as a function of the density of RGDS ligand, calculated as the amount of BD associated with grafted A on the surface of the gels.

They showed the expected spreading and migration behavior on the flat surface in front of the channels where they migrated in a non-directed way.

In the current study, the lower axial stiffness of actin filaments allowed the simulation to reach an expected spreading area with carrying less force; whereas higher axial stiffness in microtubules supported the structure with less axial deformation and reduced the strain energy of the cytoskeleton (Fig. 6A).

As expected, spread occurs first to the pelvic nodes, followed by spread to the retroperitoneal nodes and then less commonly to the mediastinal nodes.

As can be seen in their first-order condition given in Eq. (6), where the expected spread is equated to marginal cost of exerting effort, reductions in this spread unambiguously lead to lower effort since the cost of effort is assumed to be an increasing and convex function of effort.

The confidence intervals in Figure 4C do not correspond to the expected spread of individual datapoints, but rather to the spread of the mean variance.

If, as he expects, spreads between risky debt and Treasuries contract by three percentage points over the next 12 months, the price of the convertible would rise to 62, providing a total return (interest plus capital gain) of 68percentt.

As you'd expect, spreads usually widen for companies with litigation problems, heavy debt loads or weak operating results.

"As such, the (programme) might be used more sparingly than in the past and we expect spreads to be less sensitive to any buying than they were last year".