Sentence examples for narrower minimum from inspiring English sources

The graphene/h-BN interface thus exhibited superior mobility, a narrower minimum conductivity plateau, and a Dirac point close to zero, as compared to the graphene/SiO2 interface (Figure 5e).

It should not escape our attention that in Figure 2E and F, the authors plot the cost function versus the logarithm of the ratio between successive modules, which gives the impression of a narrower minimum (though still wide).

The RNSD-LPIC detector exhibits a slower convergence behavior and wide flat minimum while the CGLS-LPIC detector exhibits faster convergence and a narrow minimum.

The potential energy curves feature deep, narrow minima.

Inhibitor binding set this domain into a newly formed deep and narrow energy minimum that kinetically stabilized α-helix IX and reduced its conformational entropy.

Working backwards from the "craft butcher hypothesis", the medical investigators were able, they believe, to narrow down the minimum incubation period to between 10 and 16 years.

The line was built with narrow gauge, a minimum curve radius of 100 m and a steepest gradient of 3.0 percent.

The scapular shaft has almost straight edges and is elongated and narrow, as its minimum anteroposterior width is approximately 15% the total scapular dorsoventral length.

Joint space narrowing using a minimum JSW of < 2.0 mm as criterion for OA was the simplest and most reproducible classification in long-term follow-up of patients with DDH.

But the latest draft excised "at a minimum," thus narrowing the scope.

The algorithm of gradient descent [12] advances in the opposite direction of the gradient and narrows it to the minimum.