Sentence examples for large irregularities from inspiring English sources

In the Minibus (taxi) survey, large irregularities in tyre inflation pressure were identified as a cause of concern.

They found a small phase coefficient the variation in reflectivity with angle indicating that the surface of Mars is smooth and without large irregularities.

Large irregularities were almost always eggs clinging to the worm body.

On the other hand, it is hard to explain larger dispersion of Chl fluorescence and large irregularity in 3D model for bean chloroplast as compared to pea.

Other MSD plots at 2000 K show larger irregularities; in those cases only the slope in the second half of the diagram was considered, which is linear.

The lower correlations shown by smaller earthquakes could be qualitatively explained if the characteristic distance discussed in the "Method for computing slip rate" (denoted by D c) depends on the scale of irregularities, such that smaller (larger) irregularities have shorter (longer) characteristic distances (e.g., Matsu'ura et al. 1992).

Self-similarity means that the small irregularities at small scales are reproduced as larger irregularities at larger scales.

Hence, as additional data are analyzed from a fractal process, these ever larger irregularities increase the measured value of the variance.

The shape was eroded three times, then dilated three times (erosion and dilation see Burger et al. [5]) to remove small border irregularities and afterwards larger irregularities in the contour were filled by computing local contour tangents and correcting parts of the contour which deviate too much from local contour curvature.

The largest irregularity was selected [dotted outline in a] and marked b with India ink solution.

The effect of changes in Pinnovation was much more pronounced in case of scale-free networks than at small-world networks, which is a rather plausible outcome, since the larger irregularity of scale-free networks makes the re-introduction of extinct strategies a lot more crucial (ESM1 Figure S1.8).