Sentence examples for intermediate large from inspiring English sources
Previous studies of large hydrocarbons in fuel-rich hydrocarbon flames have shown that the hydrogen content of intermediate large polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), which is correlated with their molecular structure, plays an important role in their growth pathways.
Task-related heart-rate changes (mean over 15…30 s of the task period) were tested with two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) for dependence on factors 'task' (levels: weekday recitation, verbal fluency, hand motor) and 'heart-rate group' (small, intermediate, large).
Unabridged Note: A variable complex of populations comprising 2 morphological extremes linked by a majority of intermediates: large-flowered plants with clusters broadly ovoid, dense, and plants with medium-sized flowers in looser clusters.
The relative uncertainty was largest for low flows but it was considerable also for intermediate and large flows.
From this common intermediate a large number of ligands can be synthesized.
These results imply that common variants of intermediate or large effect do not have main effects in the genetic architecture of MDD.
Modeling for All Scales uses object-oriented programming to erect and evaluate the efficacy of models of small, intermediate and large scale systems.
For each array pattern three different tube spacing ratios, corresponding to small, intermediate and large spacing ratios, are tested.
These new approximation algorithms are exhibited on some of the small, intermediate and large benchmark graphs and the results are compared.
SRS usually performs better than cLHS when very few locations are sampled, but it can perform worse than random sampling for intermediate and large numbers of locations.
Andrea Hampel of the University of Hannover's Geological Institute, who with colleagues has been studying this behaviour, is concerned that "future ice loss may trigger earthquakes of intermediate to large magnitude if the crust underneath the modern ice cap contains faults prone to failure".
