Sentence examples for limited dimension from inspiring English sources
An attempt has been made in our study on near shade analysis of single and two layer solar panels through modeling for a limited dimension.
The motivation for application to civil structures is that their capabilities and simple operating procedures make them suitable for modal testing of many types of civil infrastructure of limited dimension including footbridges and floors while also enabling recovering of dynamic forces generated and applied to structures by moving humans.
In this paper, we address the problem of air quality forecasting for two different geographical areas of interest, the GMA and the TMA, by employing a regression approach, making use of a limited dimension feature space, and targeting at the forecast of the mean daily (hbox {PM}_{10}) concentration of the next day.
Moreover, this might also indicate the heterogeneity of the biofilm, especially considering the limited dimension of the laser spot (XY, 1 μm diameter; Z, 2 3 μm).
The discrepancy found in the secretion of APPβ by platelets demonstrates that murine peripheral APP is diversely processed in response to pathological conditions that are only of limited dimension compared to those seen in humans.
These types of studies have contributed valuable insight regarding specific host proteins involved in pneumococcal carriage, but they reveal only a limited dimension of the host response to carriage.
Pushing the wheels to the corners made the most of the limited dimensions.
Garcia has made a virtue of the limited dimensions of the rooms, each named after a courtesan.
The words do sound more applicable to a bygone era of filmmaking, and certainly alien to the generally more limited dimensions of television.
It was Lao-Tzu who said, "For the wise man looks into space and he knows there is no limited dimensions".
But, however a means of conveyance is represented theatrically, the hardest element to reproduce is – due to the limited dimensions of even the biggest stages, and increasingly severe health and safety rules – movement.
