Sentence examples for section distribution from inspiring English sources

Four known asteroid groups fall beyond the main belt but within or near the orbit of Jupiter, with mean distances from the Sun between about 3.28 and 5.3 AU, as mentioned above in the section Distribution and Kirkwood gaps.

Instead, you answer questions for each section (distribution of property, final arrangements, executors, etc) by clicking buttons.

In this contribution, balance of design and control is investigated through reactive section distribution in an olefin metathesis reactive distillation column.

This outcome demonstrates the fact that the strategy for reactive section distribution could be an effective decision variable for the balance of design and control in the development of reactive distillation columns.

Thorough comparisons, both among the patterns, and between the outcomes of the preliminary design procedures and the optimization processes, are carried out, in terms of: unit structural weight, diagonal cross section distribution along elevation, deformed configuration, lateral displacements, interstory drift ratio, diagonal strength demand to capacity ratio.

A criticism of the analysis in Section "Distribution analysis" could be that the comparison to a reference mightn't be fair: the actual read data could be biased due to initial sample preparation from the genome and the sequence might simply be different from the reference.

This is similar to moment closure (Section 'Distributions'), retaining only the first moment.

Difficulties with distance-independent and other distribution-based models (Section 'Distributions') make whole-stand modelling approaches attractive.

Regardless of the surface or section distributions of bomb 14C concentrations, the results from RUN2 are closer to the observations than those from RUN1.

Along those lines, three-dimensional grain size distributions can be obtained from two-dimensional grain section distributions by using a new forward transformation method.

Fertility and other spatial correlations, and growth-size statistical confounding, are additional reasons for the generally small contribution of tree coordinates to growth predictions (Section 'Distributions').