Sentence examples for mean aspects of from inspiring English sources

The cognitive weaknesses are plausibly 'external' in the sense that they are not an element of the agent's moral character (by which I mean, aspects of the agent's character that are susceptible to moral criticism).

This representation allows one to predict the equilibrium steady-states (by applying a Boltzmann factor) and has been widely used to investigate the mean aspects of prokaryotic regulation [ 79, 80].

The mean aspects of the northerly LMUs were clustered around 45o (with an average aspect strength of 0.7, meaning that almost three-quarters of the pixels within these LMUs were oriented between 330o 120o), reflecting the 45o offset incorporated to capture the thermal inertia of southwest facing slopes (Table  1).

The mean southerly aspects ranged from 226 229o (average aspect strength of 0.8), however the mean aspect of the neutral LMUs varied considerably because of the two neutral classes centered on 135o and 315o, with consequently a low average aspect strength of 0.05.

In conclusion, we report the elongation of Ni NPs parallel to each other embedded in silica matrix by 120 MeV Au+9 ion irradiation at fluence of 5 × 1013 ions/cm2 with mean aspect ratio of ~2.

Umbanhowar and McGrath (1998) specifically identified the mean aspect ratio of the 125 250-μm fraction as indicative of fuel type, based on the significance of the differences in distribution.

Both NP-exposed and control measurements were performed in triplicate bAR/ARc = mean aspect ratio of NP-exposed cells divided by mean length of control cells (not exposed to NP), as a percentage.

Umbanhowar and McGrath (1998) concluded that the mean aspect ratio of the best-fitting ellipse is a usable indicator of whether an assemblage of charcoal particles (125 250 μm) originated from a grassland fire or a forest fire.

If we denote the mean aspect ratio of cracks by α, the fluid volume fraction ϕ is related to the crack density parameter ε as varphi =frac{4}{3}pi alpha varepsilon.

Our data support the idea that the mean aspect ratio of a charcoal assemblage can provide information about whether it originates from a grassland or woodland fire.

For example, a mean aspect strength of '1' for an LMU would mean all cells are orientated between 330o 120o and that the slopes of individual pixels are equal to the mean of the polygon.