Sentence examples for measured step size from inspiring English sources

Using the measured step size s and walking speed v, we can roughly estimate a diffusion coefficient D for ants, given by vs, to be 1.6 cm/s.

Cases s = 2 and s = 10 shown in Figure 4 demonstrate the high sensitivity of the model to step size, highlighting the importance of measuring step size accurately.

We measured a step size of ∼13 nm for CD4D2 and ∼8 nm for CD4D1 (Supporting Information, Figure 4).

The as-received and cleaned surface can clearly be distinguished from the ground surface state on the detail of an OSEE map measured with a step size of 5 mm of the moving table, as well as on the photograph.

Once the JND profile of the image is accurately measured, the quantization step size can appropriately be determined such that the coding distortion can properly be distributed and shaped with less objective distortion.

Previously measured average step-size for βMys is 5 9 nm.

Figure  4 shows a mass spectrum obtained from a single spot of approx. 5 μm in diameter, measured with an imaging step size of 20 μm, resulting in MS images with a pixel size of 20 × 20 μm.

This includes measuring steps taken each day.

In this case the characteristic square growth of fluctuations of the total energy with the step size, commonly measured in numerical tests, results from additional interpolation errors with no relation to the accuracy of the computed trajectory.

The spectra of ribosylated α-Syn (50 µM) were measured (195 nm–260 nm) with a step size of 1.0 nm.

Fig. 4 AP-SMALDI MS spectrum obtained from a single 5-μm spot measured with a 20-μm step size, showing the toxins pederin, pseudopederin, and pederon.