Sentence examples for maximum gradient and from inspiring English sources

In comparison, searching the maximum gradient and intensity difference to represent the boundary is relatively robust and consistent, which is more important clinically than a slight bias.

These additional weights were included to target the location of minimum intensity rather than maximum gradient, and to penalize peripheral photoreceptors from being segmented.

Each link is evaluated based on the construction and transportation costs, the maximum gradients and environmental factors.

MR imaging examinations of the whole nasopharynx were performed using a 3.0-T whole-body system (Signa Excite HD, GE Healthcare, Milwaukee, WI) with a 40-mT/m maximum gradient capability and a standard receive-only head and neck coil.

MR imaging was performed on a 1.5-T scanner (Magnetom; Siemens, Germany) with 40-mT/m maximum gradient strength and a phased array body coil.

All MRI data were acquired using a GE Signa Horizon HDxt 1.5 T clinical scanner (General Electric, Milwaukee, WI) equipped with a self-shielding gradient set (33 mT/m maximum gradient strength) and manufacturer supplied eight-channel phased-array head coil.

The resulting 10,000 years database, which includes information developed for every zip-code in Texas, includes time of hurricane passage, maximum gradient wind speed and surface wind speed.

The Olympic road race course in Rio is not expected to suit a sprint specialist like Cavendish because the circuit features two climbs, with a maximum gradient of 13%, and a cobblestone section of 2km.

The line's maximum gradient is 5.5 percent, and 16.1 km of the line's 20.20 km have at least 2.8 percent gradient.

The whole line was built with NSB's standard for main lines, with a maximum gradient of 1.5 percent and minimum curve radius of 300 m.

The new roadway was held to a maximum gradient of 6 percent and had a third climbing lane for 90 percent of the length of the relocation.