Sentence examples for macroscopic scale of from inspiring English sources

Modeling approaches are described from atomic scale to macroscopic scale of modeling material behaviors connected with martensitic transformation.

This emerging field of enquiry is called mesoscopic physics, exploring as it does length scales between the microscopic size of atoms and the macroscopic scale of conveniently-grasped everyday objects.

Biology, from the molecular scale of DNA and proteins, to the macroscopic scale of tissues and organs, is three-dimensional, often soft and stretchable, and temperature sensitive.

The present study investigates the neural mechanisms underlying integration of visual and tactile shape information at the macroscopic scale of the regional BOLD response.

These models have shown the ability to account for the effect of the underlying material heterogeneity at the macroscopic scale of the continuum.

To gain some insights on the effect of electronic correlations on the magnetic and pair binding properties of PAHs, we undertake a first step to study the electronic states on a single molecule, which provides an energy scale intermediate between the microscopic energetics at the level of carbon atom and the macroscopic scale of the molecular solids.

"Nobody's demonstrated quantum mechanics at that kind of (macroscopic) scale". To see quantum effects in large objects, they must be cooled to near absolute zero.

Macroscopic scale measurements of the adsorption and diffusion of calcium, bromide, and tritiated water in Na-montmorillonite were modeled using a multi-component reactive transport approach while testing a variety of conceptual models of pore scale properties (adsorption and diffusion in individual pores).

At a macroscopic scale, knowledge of brain circuitry can be utilized to build computational models of large-scale networks that can generate brain activity.

At the macroscopic scale, measurements of the frictional force showed that the "maximum energy release rate" criterion should apply but the two components of the force were not obtained indepently [14].

At the macroscopic scale, introduction of extended defects to the crystal lattice, such as grain boundaries, hinders flow of the material under applied stress, thereby increasing its hardness.