Sentence examples for for a given body from inspiring English sources

We also find that for a given body geometry, there is a specific flagellar geometry that minimizes the critical flexibility number at which buckling occurs.

The latter asserts that a multiplicity of theories can equally well account for a given body of empirical evidence, perhaps even the infinity of all possible evidence in the extreme, Quinean version of the thesis.

Measurements in 433 living birds and crocodiles revealed that, for a given body size, species in which males took care of the nest tended to have the largest clutches.

Myers and Steudel [141] suggest that for a given body mass, speed and gait pattern, runners that are smaller and have proportionately greater amount of body mass distributed proximally in the legs perform less work to accelerate and decelerate the limbs.

Therefore, birds with higher RMR for a given body mass have proportionately longer UP.

Interestingly, G. fultoni and G. vernalis have narrower heads than G. pennsylvanicus and G. rubens for a given body size (see Fig. 16 in [48]).

These results are then used to evaluate the range of parasites species that can invade and establish in a target host and identify the 'optimal' size of a parasite species for a host of a given body size; 'optimal' is defined as the body size of a parasite species that cannot be outcompeted by any other parasite species.

Hensel [37] described the threshold conditions for warm sensations from a given body territory by the following thermal parameters: (a) the absolute temperature T0 of the skin; (b) the rate of temperature change; and (c) the area of stimulation.

Knowledge spaces are combinatorial models for encoding the conceptual organization of a given body of knowledge.

That is, we will gravitate toward favored filmmakers, with plenty of room for argument about choices within a given body of work — why "Letters From Iwo Jima" and not "Changeling"?

The average blood volume of an individual changes an average of 80mL/kgg body weight (Guyton and Hall 2000) and remains relatively constant for a healthy individual who maintains a given body weight; thus, changes in blood concentrations of selected environmental and workplace chemicals in individuals or populations can be readily evaluated.