Sentence examples for m to simulate from inspiring English sources

Here, we provide the R c  = 30 m to simulate.

We adjust the length of road from 500 to 3,500 m to simulate the change of message coverage area.

The concentration of chloride was 2.8 M to simulate the concentration of chloride spread in many local regions of Saudi Arabia and called Sabkha.

In this experiment, the water container was designed with a dimension of 2.73 m × 1.75 m × 0.35 m to simulate the moraine-dammed lake, and the model scale was about 1/100 with the reference of Midui moraine-dammed lake with the area of 300 m × 200 m [19, 20].

The ascending and descending periods lasted for 5 6 min each, while the cruising phase lasted for almost 47 min, in an altitude of 2438 m to simulate closely what occurs during a one-hour flight in the real-world condition.

The main part of the COPRA facility is a two-dimensional 1/4 circular slice test section with an inner radius of 2.2 m to simulate the lower plenum of the reactor vessel at 1 1 scale for the Chinese large-scale advanced PWR.

The packet is sent once every 10 ms to simulate a saturated traffic condition.

The hybrid model consists of two parts: the statistical model is very fast thanks to random generators which take only 2 ms to simulate 7,000 samples on the same machine.

Immediately after the fixed distance transect, fishes were re-censused along the 50 m tape to simulate the traditional practice of counting fishes after having laid a 50 m tape (the second diver following the observer to maintain the buddy pair).

Hence, in the Luquillo Experimental Forest (LEF) of Puerto Rico, the Luquillo Long-Term Ecological Research Program LTERR) has undertaken experimental manipulations in replicated 30 × 30 m plots to simulate the major effects of hurricane disturbance increased canopy openness and debris addition to the forest floor.

This experiment was started by adding gluten (or gluten plus casein), an appropriate quantity of each enzyme and 3 mg/ml CaCO3 to 0.03 M HCl to simulate the entry of food and a physiological quantity of antacid in the empty stomach.