Sentence examples for shorter extent from inspiring English sources

From the experimental tests carried out by the authors on limited ductility high-strength RC columns, it was found that this type of column/pier can be confined effectively with less confinement steel over a shorter extent of critical region compared with the existing code provisions for ductile columns/piers.

We observed that other haplotypes present in this region display a shorter extent of homozygosity, indicating abundant historical recombination.

We find that mechanisms other than aging-induced network depolymerization are necessary to explain the short extent of lamellum networks observed in cells.

The LD was shown to have a rather short extent, decaying below 0.5 after a few hundred base pairs (bp).

The second example in the intermediate category consists of genes that share exons including a short extent of the coding sequence (in the same open reading frame), usually at the amino terminus.

Elizabeth Bowen was a great novelist (sometimes seen as too "Anglo" to be Irish), but it is her stories of the 1940s, many of the best of which are set in wartime London, that seem the strongest candidates for her books of the dark.Each short story is short in extent but massive in depth and presence.

A significant feature of our measurements is the finite, and usually short, spatial extent of the multipath components.

Their short latitudinal extent at high latitude nevertheless prevents them from projecting entirely onto the large length-scale model estimated in Section 'Spherical harmonic modeling of remaining large length-scale fields', which is why we treat them separately at this stage of our empirical analysis.

In contrast, Kawasaki and Rostoker (1979) found that the ground magnetic effects of Ps 6 perturbations, which are mostly in the Y and Z components, could be well explained by eastward drifting current systems of short east west extent: this interpretation is consistent with the results of Tamao (1986).

The macro-scaled resolution of our study is one way to address limitations of the fire data, namely omission errors due to detection difficulties, and a relatively short temporal extent.

The majority of cases correspond to transcripts that include a variably spliced intron that results in a frameshift in the next exon, a short multiphasic extent, and an alternative stop codon.