Sentence examples for roughness standards from inspiring English sources

We illustrate our method by considering PTB roughness standards.

This parameter, sometimes together with an extreme value parameter, peak to valley height, became embodied in surface roughness standards developed in a number of countries.

In order to evaluate the stability and reproducibility of roughness measurements, calibrations of the same roughness standard were held over four years.

Last, we mapped five covariates that depicted topography and other natural features: elevation (in meters), heat load index (Dzialak et al. 2011a), slope (in percent), terrain roughness (standard deviation [SD] of elevation), and distance (in meters) to mesic areas.

As the ABLs develop over a no-flat terrain with heterogeneous roughness elements, standard ABL-LES with cyclic boundary condition cannot be used.

To achieve this structure, we developed a higher quality planarization that could remove the residual slight roughness after standard caldera planarization.

In 10 human femurs, the femoral head was removed with an oscillating saw and the femoral shaft reamed with dedicated instruments until the proper size for press-fit implant of a straight, sand-blasted (mean 6-μm surface roughness) titanium standard femoral stem (Recta; AdlerOrtho Srl) was achieved.

These methods enable relatively standard "roughness" parameters to be estimated through statistical analyses or comparisons with type profiles.

The results show good correlation between the multiscale roughness spectrum and standard distinctness of image (DOI) measurement.

Root mean square roughness (rms): the standard deviation of the surface roughness measurements relative to mean plane of all the data.

Fig. 3 Relative fluorescence intensities (rfi) of S. epidermidis (a) and S. sanguinis (b) on titanium and ceramic implant surfaces with different grades of roughness (means and standard deviations).