Sentence examples for extensive grid from inspiring English sources
Morphologies were quantified according to volume, area, maximum thickness, length, and width using an extensive grid of seismic-reflection data.
Leitherer, Claus; Heckman, Timothy M. We present the results of an extensive grid of evolutionary synthesis models for populations of massive stars.
An extensive grid of radiative wind models is computed for hot stars, and scaling parameters are derived for the mass-loss rates and wind velocities as a function of stellar parameters, including the metal abundance.
The model is validated by: (1) conducting an extensive grid independent study; (2) comparing the results with the existing analytical methods and (3) comparing against the standard field test data on LNG dispersions.
Unfortunately doubt continues to be expressed on the practices of the current electrical power industry, that without flexible 'base load', provided today by fossil fuel power stations, a geographically extensive grid based electricity supply system capable of delivering dependable power is incompatible with renewables, particularly wind, wave and solar power.
With access to extensive grid networks, scientists conduct widespread research at large-scale capacities.
All assessors (psychiatrists and licensed clinical psychologists) have received extensive GRID-HAMD training and have achieved excellent inter-rater reliability (ICC=0.98).
This could entail the installation of a more extensive electrical grid under the floors, or even the construction of an underground electrical substation to handle the load, according to the conservancy.
The UK has one of the largest gas pipeline distribution networks in the world with many houses and businesses supplied direct from an extensive national grid primarily run by ex-state-owned entity Transco (formerly British Gas).
In the case of [ 2], only the RBF kernel was studied, and to find the "best" parameters C and γ, there was an extensive search grid.
Similarly, the spatially extensive repeating grid-like firing of entorhinal grid cells may make them ideal for computing vectors rather than paths [ 19, 21, 23].
