Sentence examples for more coarse grained from inspiring English sources

In a more coarse grained interpretation, the atoms of the symmetrized interface are replaced by the amino acids they belong to.

These values are obviously too broad and a more precise estimate, in particular of the exponent α, should be obtained, either by using a more coarse grained model that will allow simulations of large systems, or by an explicit analytical calculation.

Any of the more coarse grained taxonomies can be calculated from POEM style results making it "backwards compatible" with its predecessors.

For a more coarse grained description, Ω can be subdivided into U subvolumes of volume V1,...,V U. We denote the number of particles in subvolume ν with N ν (t) = (N1 ν (t),..., N M ν (t)) T. Time evolution on this population level follows Markovian dynamics in our simulator.

Moose is more coarse-grained than beef, has a deeper flavor and is very lean.

It represents a somewhat higher grade of metamorphism than talc schist and is more coarse-grained; individual flakes of mica can be seen.

On a more coarse-grained level, there are common patterns in the two networks.

Hardening at higher power levels gives more coarse-grained lath martensite but does not increase the hardness.

We discretize each sensor's battery capacity to several intervals that give a more coarse-grained description of the battery state, e.g., full, medium, discharged.

In realizing these problems, the commercial FPGA vendors have introduced more coarse-grained components as the computing basics in their newly developed FPGAs.

The difference in the spatial habitat configuration between these two areas can explain some of the variation as Raudberga shows a more coarse-grained fragmentation pattern.