Sentence examples for measures of width from inspiring English sources

First, it may be noted that the minimal interpretation of the uncertainty relations is little more than filling in the empirical meaning of inequality (9), or an inequality in terms of other measures of width, as obtained from the standard formalism of quantum mechanics.

The study of microarchitecture is based on the measure of width, number, and separation of trabeculae as well as on their spatial organization.

The 2 measures of tuning width were moderately correlated (Pearson's r = 0.69, P < 0.0001).

The measures of length, width, and height came from the ROI size (cf procedure in Tang et al., 2010).

However, the participants in this study had not only widely varying retinal pathology but also relatively coarse measures of degeneration (width of the calcarine sulcus).

This measure of AP width is shown below to be a good correlate of the intracellular AP width.

Yet our measure of tuning width (the ERRF) does indicate that our fMRI measurement is sensitive to the spatial tuning of underlying neuronal populations.

Standard gauge derives from an old measure of the width of two horses standing side-by-side but these railways were built to half that size to tackle much sharper corners as they climbed mountains.

The location of the STR is a measure of the width of the Hadley circulation.

Spectral flatness is a measure of the width, uniformity, and noisiness of the power spectrum.

The resulting measure of defect width has been also verified using image analysis.