Sentence examples for in relation to the width from inspiring English sources

The key parameter controlling the interplay of surface and bulk charging phenomena is the overlap of the Debye lengths of ionomer and metal surfaces in relation to the width of the gap.

But the difference between the two point estimates is mostly less than 10 percentage points for M4+, which is small in relation to the width of the confidence set.

The ratio of the width of the bars of the saltire in relation to the width of the field is specified in heraldry in relation to shield width rather than flag width.

The predictive performance of the three models was assessed by calculating: i) a Bayesian "p-value" analogue, ii) the Kullback-Leibler difference between observed and predicted malaria risk and iii) probability of including the true risk in its predicted highest posterior density interval (HPDI) in relation to the width of this interval.

Combinations of parameter values in deme 2 were order in relation to the width of migration rate range, between the critical upper and lower values, which promoted stable polymorphism.

The femoral head cover was determined by calculating the percentage of the femoral head medial to Perkins' line in relation to the width of the femoral head parallel to Hilgenreiner's line, as described by Heyman and Herndon (1950).

The sex-specific distinction (width-to-height of the upper face) reported here in a sample of modern humans, and potentially corresponding to facial dimorphism in other hominins, is quantifying different information, with width of the face across the cheekbones defined in relation to the height of the upper face and not defined in relation to the breadth of the lower jaw.

The detailing requirements for special moment frames designed for seismic effects such as the width of the RC elements in relation to the rebar sizes, or the width of the RC elements in comparison to the stirrup spacing, were not fulfilled by the case study structure.

A non-dimensional function was then derived for the projection distance, in which a characteristic length scale was found in relation to the nozzle length and width, based on the balance of the momentum flux to the buoyancy flux of the projected flame.

Our results do not support positive allometry for the frontal lobe's width in relation to the main endocranial diameters within modern humans (Homo sapiens).

Therefore, it is maybe, necessary a definition of mini-scleral lenses referring to the landing zone width in relation to the horizontal visible iris diameter (HVID) and the limbus extension.