Sentence examples for extended volumes from inspiring English sources

However, it would be a mistake to think of a spatial point as being anything more than an abstraction; instead, real positions involve the entire series of extended volumes.

The vortices were identified using the normalized Q-criterion with extended volumes calculated using the Biot Savart law in order to capture most of the coherent structure related to each vortex.

It is also worth noting that the excitation scheme can be easily scaled to match the region of interest allowing the investigation of extended volumes.

Helical tomotherapy (HT) has advantages in irradiating extended volumes with treatment length of up to 160 cm, continuously in a helical pattern without the need for field junction [ 5].

To assess the impact of extended volume radiation therapy (RT) with anastomotic coverage on local control in high risk post-operative esophageal cancer patients.

This leads to a phenomenological equation for nonrandom impingement: dX t ddVex = [1 − X t)]i, where X t) is the transformed fraction and Vex is the KJMA extended volume fraction.

In a previous paper, a stochastic treatment of shrinkage led to a kinetic equation, dX t)/ dVex=[1−X t)]2−γ, where X t) is the transformed fraction, Vex is the KJMA extended volume fraction, and γ is a overlap probability between a phantom crystallite and a crystallite.

This enables increased imaging speed, and a corresponding reduction in sample light exposure, when imaging a plane, or planes, within an extended volume.

2D-SIM thus offers advantages in terms of increased speed and reduced overall light exposure for imaging planes within an extended volume.

Based on data from the US National Trauma Data Bank (NTDB), Haut et al. demonstrated in a multivariate analysis that extended volume substitution after severe trauma increases mortality.

Therefore, the decision to provide extended volume therapy at the accident site must be made on a case-by-case basis.