Sentence examples for principles size from inspiring English sources

While efforts to meet international commitments to counter biodiversity declines by establishing networks of marine protected areas (MPAs) continue, assessments of MPAs rarely take into account measures of effectiveness of different categories of protection, or other design principles (size, spacing, governance considerations).

The discussion includes the inspection principles, sizing of discontinuities, acceptance standards and surface irregularities.

"Those basic biomechanical principles of size and locomotion just wouldn't allow it to 'look right' to our eyes.

This indicates a decrease in hydrodynamic volume based on the inherent principles of size exclusion chromatography [51, 52, 53].

DLS and similar techniques that rely on light scattering principles measure size and charge based on the average mobility of the particles in solution.

Viacom and the other three big media giants Time Warner, the Walt Disney Company and News Corporation have been built on a principle that size matters in media businesses.

Conventional microfiltration processes are based on the principle of size exclusion.

This mechanism is based on the principle of size exclusion entrapment of PVPA molecules within the internal water compartments of collagen.

In principle, the size of a faceted nanocrystal determines the surface-to-bulk atomic ratio and the proportions of different types (e.g. vertex, edge, and face) of atoms while the shape governs the types of facets on its surface and thus the arrangement of face atoms.

In principle, the size of the mother cell is always achieved the critical cell size, indicating that the size of mother cell is independent on the cell cycle.

As against the principle 'One size fits all', the foundation of NRHM is essentially based on the ideology of 'decentralized planning based on local priorities'.