Sentence examples for measure of compactness from inspiring English sources

Both these heat exchangers offer high surface area to volume ratio (a measure of compactness [m2/m3]), high thermal effectiveness, and overall low pressure drop.

This move will hopefully give the National Team the measure of compactness they have historically lacked, and which talent used to make up for.

After more than 30 years we return to the measure of compactness which was suggested by Wetlaufer [39].

First, we have inspected the properties of unnormalized radius of gyration as a measure of compactness describing the shape of the protein globule.

Thus, to avoid the dependence on length, we introduce a new measure of compactness as a protein radius of gyration normalized to the radius of gyration of a ball with equal volume.

Using the same measure of compactness as Ohta et al. (the median of intergenic spaces between adjacent protein coding genes, where overlapping genes have a negative intergenic space), Helicosporidium is comparably compact with a median intergenic distance of 8 bp.

First, the court relied on objective measures of compactness, which show that District 12 is the most geographically scattered district in North Carolina, to support its conclusion that the district's design was not dictated by traditional districting concerns.

The ball-measure of compactness of D, χ ( D ), is defined as χ ( D ) = inf { r > 0 : D  can be covered by a finite family of balls with centers in  E and radius  r }.

Finally, three measures of compactness are adopted as the optimality criteria for the methodology to output flat pattern results ranked according to their compactness.

The results for different measures of compactness and for different structural classes are presented in Table 1.

Two measures of compactness were used for the nets: the number of vertex or topological connections and the radius of gyration.