Sentence examples for macroscopic size scale from inspiring English sources

There is the mesoscopic range between the microscopic and macroscopic size scale where the functional well being of engineering products must be addressed in terms of material damage.

MALDI-guided SIMS imaging enables visualization of molecular distributions on both the microscopic (cell) and macroscopic (population) size scales.

The model considers the aggregate structure of regolith in a realistic way and accounts for the fractal architecture of planetary surfaces both on microscopic particulate and macroscopic, texturally faceted size scales.

The correspondence principle can be understood broadly to mean that as a quantum system system is scaled up to macroscopic size, its behavior should become more like a classical system.

Such information could be used in the design and simulation of different photon management structures, from the macroscopic size of 3D photovoltaics architectures to the micro- and nano-scale of anti-reflection, refractive or diffraction texturing.

A remarkable consequence is that we can determine internal length scale parameters even in deformation settings where we do not expect macroscopic size effects, such as in uniaxial compression.

For instance, the macroscopic size of the alignment length allows the light diffraction (results not shown).

The macroscopic size of each polyp was measured post fixation, providing a consistent measurement of size for all samples.

During several days of starvation, a plasmodium grown to macroscopic size becomes competent to sporulate.

The plastic constraint can operate in two size scales, one associated with the macroscopic dimensions of the transition, and the other with the reinforcing particles, when present.

The results have shown that the BDS technique is very sensitive to the different scales of materials architectures involved in electronic transport, from interatomic distances to macroscopic sizes.