Sentence examples for module sizes and from inspiring English sources

The method can be extrapolated to all types of flat building shell, all orientations and slope angles, all geographical locations and all module sizes and performance efficiencies.

A parameter variation with different fibre structure properties, PCM, PCM module sizes and contact resistances was conducted and show the limits and main influence parameter on the system performance.

Figure  1B depicts the module sizes and correlations of the module eigengenes to the trait.

The related distributional aspects have been also examined by inspection of the resolution of module sizes and their associated power laws.

Considering that the original GN algorithm cut point with the highest Q value led to a huge disequilibrium of module sizes and relatively lower biological coherence in modules exhibiting a relatively larger size [ 63], we performed a minor adjustment by setting a size limit of less than 20 for each module and by ignoring the modules with only one isolated gene.

This is the highest module efficiency that has been achieved using a practical module size and electrical rating.

Engineering parameters such as feed flow rate, feed pressure, module size and flow configuration were systematically varied in order to optimise the separation performance promoting three main goals: H2 yield, H2 purity and H2 recovery.

This division becomes necessary not only because of limits given by the instrumentation standards on module size and chassis slot numbers, but also because data readout times increase when more modules share the same data bus and because power requirements approach the limits of readily available power supplies.

To ensure the specificity of inter-module interaction, we control the gene module size and only gene modules containing between 100 and 200 genes were selected.

The module fitness score measures both module size and homogeneity.

We computed the frequency and module size and demonstrated that the distribution of the module size follows a power law distribution with an exponential truncation (Additional file 12: Figure S8), which is common for several previously described "real-world" networks [ 14, 18].