Sentence examples for noticeable scale from inspiring English sources

The experimental results suggested that 1) three research regions have various landscape patterns; 2) ISE accuracy extracted from pan-sharpened data was better than ISE from original multispectral (MS) data; and 3) this improvement has a noticeable scale effects with various resolutions.

Models B, F and G have similar residual maps, without noticeable large scale structures except for model F in the southern Atlantic region.

Many predicted there would be a series of less noticeable, smaller-scale changes, although there may be a blockbuster deal or two.

In this manner, the orientation-dependence of past schemes for height function-based curvature estimation is ameliorated, the use of compact stencils for efficient computation can be maintained, and robustness is enhanced even in the presence of noticeable subgrid-scale disturbances in the interface representation.

It is noticeable that each scale in x-axis represents 65000 samples.

Morphological operations typically lead to skeletons that are branched as seen in the figures or less frequently have small breaks that are not noticeable at the scale drawn here.

Sample re-assignment had a noticeable effect on scale-free behavior as exhibited by a decrease fit to the Kronecker scale-free graph model [ 44] and decrease in average scaling exponent γ.

On the other hand, the turbulence intensity and integral length scale have noticeable influences on the pressure coefficients.

Table 3 Percent reduction of bacteria on the fabricated control and doped silica surfaces Sample kind Escherichia coli Staphylococcus aureus   Gram negative Gram positive Silica-Cu (0.5%) 92.98 99.42 Silica-Cu (2%) 72.19 99.40 Undoped silica sol 0 0. Copper, especially in its nano scale, has noticeable antibacterial activity with a more low cost compared with other similar antibacterial metals.

Then net molecule changes due to the reactions are not large enough to be noticeable in this time scale, and the species number is approximated as constant.

Nuclear forces, in contrast, are noticeable only on subatomic scales.