The integration process is numerical, it is necessary to express the widths and the ordinates of the trapeziums consistent with the numerical calculation relations.
In order to allow a direct comparison between measurements made in different experiments where small variations in hyphal width occur (and to facilitate comparison with other organisms), we normalize all measurement of σ to the width of the hypha in which the measurement was made, and we express the results in hyphal width units (hwu).
It generates position spectra used as projections for the final image reconstruction, based on the geometric and physical properties of the sample and its positioning in the system, detector resolution, beam divergence expressed by the width of its rocking curve, and on the counting statistics.
Below the accessible absolute Brønsted acidities given by their μabs(H+) or so-called pHabs values in different media as expressed by the width of their protochemical window (= pKAP) are illustrated (Figure 1). Figure 1 Comparison of the protochemical windows of different media.
The vertical spread of dendrites was expressed as the width at half maximum height (WHM).
BASELINe outputs a selection strength (positive or negative) whose certainty is expressed by the width of the distribution curve.
The sizes of the crabs are expressed as the width of the carapace at its widest point, and of the crayfish as the length of their body from rostrum to tail.
We have developed a system that assists in identifying which auxiliary dataset should be used to determine each map unit boundary width, and thereafter express the boundary as a transition zone between two or more soil types.
A simple pulse width modulator (PWM) has been used to express the temperature in terms of the duty cycle.
Therefore, only the variability of test retest difference was determined to be essential to the analyses of agreement between the measurements from the two test sessions, which can be expressed as the widths of 95%% confidence intervals of repeatability (Table 2).
