Sentence examples for scales I from inspiring English sources
The coating exhibits two phenomena on different length scales: (i) formation of nanocrystals, and (ii) the formation of the globular structure on a micron scale.
The paper then presents results of experimental investigations carried out on pultruded GFRP material made of polyester and E-glass fibres at two different scales: (i) laminate and (ii) full-scale profile.
The features are the variance of cd2, cd3, cd4, cd6, cd7, ca9, and mean of d6, d5, d9, where cdi and di refer to the detail coefficient and detail component of scales, i, respectively.
This study was designed to assess at four spatial scales (i) the variation of the abundance and mass of marine debris and (ii) the composition and sources of these items in sandy-tourist beaches of coastal zones of the province of Buenos Aires, in northern Argentina.
This study evaluates the sources of soil variability in an agricultural landscape mosaic system in the humid forest of southern Cameroon at four scales: (i) the regional level as affected by soil-forming factors; (ii) the local level as affected by land use; (iii) the within-plot level in shifting cultivation crop fields; and (iv) the quality control level in the laboratory.
Here, we use data from twelve differently managed cocoa agroforestry systems in Indonesia to investigate the abundance, diversity and composition of spider communities at three spatial scales: (i) stratum, i.e. litter, herb and cocoa canopy layer, (ii) plot-level shade, litter and weed management and (iii) landscape context, i.e. distance to natural forest.
Survival was measured according to a categorical scale (i.e. 1 = alive, 0 = dead).
Let (mathbb{T}) be an almost periodic time scale, i.e., (mathbb{T}) satisfies Definition 2.7.
Let T be a time scale, i.e., T is a nonempty closed subset of ℝ.
The average size of the synthesized powders is in nano-scale, i.e., approximately 23 nm.
Let (mathbb{T}) be a changing-periodic time scale, i.e., (mathbb{T}) satisfies Definition 2.6.
