Sentence examples for relating length from inspiring English sources

The group, which included Lavoisier (the "father of modern chemistry") and the mathematicians Laplace and Legendre, used the principles for relating length, volume and mass that had been proposed by the English clergyman Wilkins in 1668 and the concept of using the Earth's meridian as the basis of the definition of length, originally proposed in 1670 by the French abbot Mouton.

Because the specimens of G. coropinae were much smaller than those of G. carapo (see methods) we normalized the data using the quadratic rule relating length and field amplitude found in G. omari [18].

Using Bongaarts' equation relating length of breastfeeding to post-partum infecundability [ 36], we estimated that Idjwi women breastfeed for a total of 10.4 months.

For the other two species, empirical relationships from the literature are used to relate length to age (Appendix S1, [41], [42]).

We do not attempt to relate length of simulated transport in this study to any measure of transportation time or distance of charcoal created by natural fires.

In the field of muscle mechanics, mechanical and optical sensor systems are used to relate length changes of muscle sarcomeres to the stiffness and forces developed by muscle cells (muscle fibers).

In a series of reforms relating to length of sentences for federal drug offences, Holder has sought to use the power of the justice department to mitigate some of the lasting damage of the decades-old "war on drugs".

Three distinct regions relating crack length and time are observed for the CCG tests.

TFI was assessed in monochrome images relating telomere length to pixel brightness.

Rate equations relating to length of intercellular contact and numbers of receptors and ligands not associated with regions of contact.

Frequencies were hence normalized to the length of mitochondrial loci, in order to eliminate biases related to length.