Sentence examples for normal sector from inspiring English sources

Figure 7 shows two types of carbon foil holders; a normal sector of 12.5-degree width open area and a narrow sector of 2.5-degree width open area.

Thus, we can conclude that if the scale of a sector is configured properly, the reverse sector can save more energy than normal sector in terms of reducing hop count in the WSN.

In the double-coincidence profiles, the FWHMs are 3.2° and 10.3° for the narrow and normal sectors, respectively.

Fig. 7 Carbon foil holders for the normal sectors (left) and narrow sectors (right), with open areas of 12.5° and 2.5° in the azimuth, respectively Fig. 8 Dependences of count rates and efficiencies on the incident azimuthal angle for the a narrow and b normal channels.

In the AER nuclei of the central wedge (sectors 2 and 3, Fig.  2B), p63 immunostaining is significantly reduced as compared with the same region of the normal limb (sector 2, −50%; sector 3, −65%), whereas no such difference was observed in lateral wedges of the AER (sector 1) or in the non-AER ectoderm (Fig.  2A and B, quantification in C).

The chimeric seedlings exhibited yellowish-white sectors (Fig.  4c-i), normal green sectors (Fig.  4c-ii), and variegated sectors (Fig.  4c-iii).

Many fear they will reveal that it strayed so far from the tradition of co-operative banking that it shared all the vices of the normal banking sector and none of its virtues.

He did not entirely rule out that some of the money could be granted to individual businesses, but said "they will have to make a very strong case and they will have to be able to demonstrate why … there is no prospect of them getting money from normal private sector sources to fund something" because "we are not here to sort of build a field of dreams".

He did not entirely rule out that some money could be granted to individual companies, but said they would "have to make a very strong case and they will have to be able to demonstrate why … there is no prospect of them getting money from normal private sector sources to fund something" because "we are not here to sort of build a field of dreams".

Krugman continued, "By this point in Obama's presidency if we had normal public sector job growth, we'd have 800,000 more people -- firefighters, schoolteachers, police officers.

Again, Egypt is a striking example: Nasser socialized the economy in the 1950s and 1960s, but starting in the 1990s, Egypt has slowly dismantled parts its state-run economy in favor of a normal business sector.