Sentence examples for grained unit from inspiring English sources

The notion of subsystem provides an extra coarse grained unit of modularisation, that complements that of components.

First, areas of wards were never too small to cause issues in the computation of the metrics, yet it was small enough to offer city planners fine grained units of analysis and possible intervention.

Moreover, moving from coarse to fine grained units can indeed clarify how the interplay between attraction and selection can be important for the success of specific cultural traditions, as the Dracula example illustrates.

At SRH5, the youngest grey fluvial sand is dated at 15.6 ± 0.6 ka with the overlying fine-grained unit exhibiting ages of 15.3 ± 0.6 to 11.6 ± 0.4 ka (Fig. 8; Supplementary Fig. 5).

Most of the species documented for the fine-grained unit at the base of the profile show strongly reduced abundances.

Due to the sedimentary and geochemical findings in lagoonal cores LEF 46 and 47, the coarse-grained unit is thinning towards the east as well (Figs. 4, 7).

Although the species found in the samples from the fine-grained unit below are still present, numerous additional benthic species appear.

From the base of the coarse-grained unit in sediment profile LEF S1, a bivalve test was dated to 475 258 cal BC (several age intervals; LEF S1/3 M, Table 1).

Most of these authors claimed to be able to identify the Sonsela sandstone bed southwest of the Flattops above the Rainbow Forest sandstone bed, usually as a thinner and finer-grained unit than the thicker and more conglomeratic bed capping Blue Mesa and Agate Mesa north of the Flattops.

Specimens formed by 20 linear chains of 1000 beads each (2 × 104 coarse grained -CH2- units), with energetics described by a united atom potential, were deformed at Tdef = 100K.

The bounds of unit 6 are well defined and the unit is darker and finer grained than surrounding units.