Sentence examples for magnitude of the array from inspiring English sources
Characteristics related to magnitude of the array response, viz. the reflection coefficient and distance between the damage and the array, are also analyzed.
It is demonstrated that, because of the unique configuration of the PZT array, the magnitude of the array response is independent of the direction of the damage location relevant to the array.
Deng Julong et al. presented the GRA approach (Cavaliere et al. 2008) for estimating the magnitude of the relationship between arrays of experiments using GRG.
The measured current is three orders of magnitude higher for the array with micrometric distances between two adjacent nanoelectrodes than for nanometric distances.
It is found that beneath a small LSP array the magnitude of the compressive residual stress is higher than for a wider array of LSP shots and that with increasing numbers of layers the compressive stress increases as does the depth of the compressive zone.
Clearly the sheer magnitude of data from the array is not comparable between studies and neither are the conclusions.
In all cases the direction and magnitude of the change in expression seen on the array was confirmed, thus validating the use of the bovine array with goat.
The magnitude of the differential methylation with the tiling array and mass spectrometry for the confirmed 16 regions is shown in Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, while the non-confirmed sites are presented in Supplementary Figure S1.
Scaffold libraries were fabricated in two formats, gradients and arrays, and the magnitude of the effect of nACP on osteoblast proliferation was greater for arrays than gradients.
The absorption spectra of the β = 18° tilted nanowire array closely resembles that of the vertical nanowire array, but the magnitude of the various absorption resonances is lower.
The magnitude of the illusion produced by a given stimulus array is not a fixed feature of that stimulus array, but is instead amenable to external sources of information available to the observer.
