Sentence examples for maximum size at from inspiring English sources

The dot, which gets bigger when the subject's pupils get bigger, pops to maximum size at the exact moment when the person "gets" the cartoon.

Unlike NT, T fish obtained maximum size at maturity across environments, suggesting marine environmental conditions may affect T growth less than NT growth.

The size distribution of the coated PSiNPs has a maximum size at approximately 200 nm (see the inset of Figure 2).

[53] Thus, we conclude that the overall size of the nanorods is likely near the maximum size at which such quantum size effects could be observed.

While it is difficult to predict what effect the quantum refinement would have on the relative rates of reduction, that the minimum dimension is near the maximum size at which such quantum size effects could be observed suggests that the reactivity difference observed is not due to quantum refinement.

The Glendale City Council last year responded to a 2016 state law, which requires the construction of granny flats to deal with an affordable housing shortage, with an urgency ordinance that set the maximum size at 500 square feet compared to the state's 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot

In general, the tumour tissue was highly cellular in many cases resulting in overlapping nuclei and their confluence and/or rejection by maximum size limit at the DIA.

Because Mus placentas are considered to reach maximum size and maturity at e16.5 [ 27] all placentas were collected at e17 – 18 except one BW collected at e16.

First, hierarchical clustering coupled with dynamic branch cutting [ 24] is used to cluster nodes into manageable blocks of user-defined maximum size, for instance at most 1000 nodes each.

The mice were treated weekly by intraperitoneal injection until the tumours reached the maximum size (200 mm); at the end of the experiment mice were killed by methoxyfluorane inhalation.

During the colonisation of temperate continents, adaptation has not only produced bigger flies, but also a shift in the phenotypic plasticity of the wing: the maximum size is observed at a lower temperature in temperate populations.