Sentence examples for mass-wise from inspiring English sources

Filter-based collection systems have historically been used mainly with petroleum diesel exhaust, but the particulate fraction is a minor component emitted, mass-wise (U.S. EPA 2002b).

No mass-wise processing: in Alexandrov et al. (2010), denoising of each gray-scale image corresponding to a mass (channel) selected after peak picking is performed.

The analyzed center-of-mass pair-wise radial distribution function indicates that, on average, there are 65 and 151 water molecules around the first and second hydration shells, respectively, of a single C60 molecule.

Once the set of high-intensity peaks is defined, their pair-wise mass differences are compared in a systematic enumeration with the masses of amino acids residues (to select pairs of peaks separated by the mass of any of the amino acids within a user-defined accuracy) and it is tested whether a subset of peaks forms a sequence ladder of the required minimal length.

And there was John Gray's Black Mass (Allen Lane), a wise, furious and informative book about political and religious thought, and how they do and don't fit together.

In this paper, we develop and investigate a new finite element Stokes ice sheet dynamics model that enforces local element-wise mass conservation by enriching the pressure finite element space by adding the discontinuous piecewise constant pressure space to the Taylor Hood pressure space.

Finally, a position-dependent diffusion constant must be employed to further differentiate between center-of-mass and length-wise diffusion.

The size of (4 × 4) is due to the size of the element-wise mass- and stiffness-matrices on a tetrahedral mesh.

Each dataset was processed using MetAlign (http://www.metalign.nl) for baseline correction, noise estimation, and ion-wise mass spectral alignment of the corresponding chromatograms.

Imaging data were analysed using voxel-wise mass-univariate statistics within the framework of the general linear model in SPM8 (Ashburner and Friston 2000).

Mah et al. show that the established methodology for conducting these — voxel-wise mass univariate inference — mislocalises function owing to complex correlations in natural patterns of damage across the brain; a problem soluble only by high-dimensional multivariate inference.