Sentence examples for scale the width of from inspiring English sources
This file is used to determine the observation roll (the ROLL_PNT or ROLL_NOM keyword) and the plate scale - the width of a sky pixel in arcseconds - using the DETNAM keyword.
The contact guidance efficiencies and the fit are shown in Figure 2 C. The three scales correspond roughly to the spatial resonance length scale (the peak position in Figure 2 C), a damping length scale (the width of the peak), and the signal strength (the height of the peak).
Automatic mapping of the computed net flux onto the network map is done by scaling the width of the reaction edges according to the flux and displaying the flux values next to the corresponding reaction edges.
In Herculaneum, Piso built a seaside villa on a palatial scale - the width of its beach frontage alone exceeds 220m (7220m).
Then, a hundred yards and 13 billion years later, the path ends with the span of human history put into scale: it has the width of a human hair.
The parameter is referred to as the scale parameter representing the width of the PDF peak (standard deviation) and is called the shape parameter which is inversely proportional to the decreasing rate of the peak.
The scale β represents the width of the distribution and reflects the (local) contrast.
The NEG distribution is specified by its shape and scale parameters and the width of the threshold neighborhood is a function of these parameters.
* By default, MCMC_DEM uses a set of scales derived from the width of the individual emissivity functions to locally smooth the DEM.
The polishing team at Perkin Elmer did such a perfect a job of making it smooth that had their 2.4metre-wide mirror been scaled up to the width of the Atlantic Ocean, no bump on it would be greater than four inches high.
The proposed thermodynamically consistent framework of ductile phase field fracture is embedded into a formulation of gradient thermo-plasticity, that is able to account for material length scales such as the width of shear bands.
