Sentence examples similar to grained values from inspiring English sources
Small decrements from coarse-grained values observed in the Young's modulus are caused primarily by the slight amount of porosity in the samples.
where T is a coarse-grained value updated on system timer interrupts.
Despite their success in simulations and research literature, such fine-grained value-based scheduling policies have been rarely used in practice as they are often considered too fragile, too onerous for end-users to work with, and difficult to implement.
The soil type and stress history effects on the q c –S u relationship were investigated for Sudanese fine grained soils with different OCR values [17].
Conversely, the mean values of fine grained texture materials including 39% fine sand, 42% fine silt and 67% clay in the agroforestry system were significantly higher than 30% fine sand, 21% fine silt and 46% clay in the cereal system.
The mean values of fine grained texture materials including 39% fine sand, 42% fine silt and 67% clay in the agroforestry system were significantly higher than 30% fine sand, 21% fine silt and 46% clay in the cereal system (Tables 4, 5).
So a 2D semantic framework provides finer-grained semantic values than those available within standard possible world semantics, while using the same basic model-theoretic resources.
We accordingly make the following choice for a coarse grained
In Figure 2 in supplementary Data File S1 the expression values are discretized into five levels, thus providing a finer grained depiction of the analysis.
It appears that the low N k values reported elsewhere pertain to fully saturated and normally consolidated fine grained soil samples.
