Cotton fibres may be classified roughly into three large groups, based on staple length (average length of the fibres making up a sample or bale of cotton) and appearance.
The MOE parameters considered in the sensitivity study were average delay, maximum queue length, average queue length, average stop time, and number of stops per vehicle.
The evaluator functions are average target cost, average segment length, average visual difference between segments.
Average path length: Average number of transmission hops for all successfully delivered data packets.
The effect of different electrospinning parameters on maximum fiber length, average fiber diameter, diameter uniformity, and fiber quality was explored.
Implied tortuosities (actual path length/straight line length) average 1.21 (range 1.06 to 1.47), with constrictivities close to 1.
Path length: average number of hops that a frame has traveled from the source node to its destination node.
The guide also includes helpful phrases, key statistics (such as trip length, average spend) and general information (including preferred meal times).
This is illustrated on plume statistics such as the distribution of plume length, average width, transverse dispersion, total mass flux and overall concentration variance.
This metric is used to verify if there is a correlation between the path length, average delivery ratio and average delay, respectively.
Percolation parameters including correlation length (average number of connected nodes between superior and inferior surfaces), chemical length (minimum number of connected nodes between surfaces), and backbone mass (strut number) were measured.
