Sentence examples for reach characteristics from inspiring English sources

Carbon allotropes such as carbon nanotubes and graphene are the most promising, and thus became essential components that could reach characteristics similar or greater than metallic electrodes [5].

The improvement in the WSE and its application to obtain better flood inundation maps is dependent on the study reach characteristics such as land use, valley shape, reach length and width.

These techniques allow one to reach characteristic parameters of the bulk semiconductor (doping density, space charge layer thickness, diffusion length, absorption coefficient) and of the interface (flatband potential).

Importantly, the homeostatic system reaches a fixed point when the firing rate mean and variance reach characteristic values determined by homeostasis parameters, so the mean and variance at equilibrium are independent of the details of the neuron model, including stimulus statistics.

The first modified method ensures limited control effort as well as complete chattering free response, but does not improve the reaching characteristics.

The early technical development of the viol is almost contemporary to that of the violin; anyway, with the works of the Amati family, active in Cremona since the first half of the 16th century, the stringed bow instruments soon reached characteristics and shapes very similar to those of the classical and modern ones.

Therefore, the crack associated damage will be accumulated grain by grain until it reaches characteristic length of a long crack.

Such treatment was not sufficient to reach the characteristics of unrestricted reuse.

We have found that when the wider regions are sufficiently long, the velocity profiles in all regions reach similar characteristics and exhibit small radial variability; such pores are expected to produce narrow distribution of translocation times and a good estimate of the object electrokinetic velocity.

Here, thermography provides information with regards to the time it takes a particular point at the surface to reach a characteristic temperature at which the TLC responds.

The observer gains are computed by considering the extension of linear systems theory to polynomial LPV systems, in such a way that the observer reaches the characteristics of LPV systems.