Sentence examples for size adopted from inspiring English sources

The plot size adopted was 5 m × 4 m.

Thus, either the checkpointing size adopted is much smaller than what is observed for real scientific workflow or the checkpointing mechanism is creating partial checkpoints.

Bianchi and Tinnirello [10] developed an analytical model to determine whether the mean contention window size adopted by the BEB algorithm for different distributions is equal; if so, the network throughput will also be equal.

Please note that the sample size adopted by the benchmark difference model is up to 6263 (88% in the total sample size of 7102) and they form 12,526 observed values.

Different from general discrete schemes which discretize the model with uniform blocks or random balls, the discrete size adopted in this paper gradually increases with distance from the blast source according to the Harries' model (Harries, 1973).

It should be pointed out, however, that because the Rh is defined as the radius of a hard sphere with the observed diffusion rate, this parameter reflects only approximately the apparent size adopted by the solvated, tumbling molecule.

Then he briefly tried Trump's politics on for size, adopting the real estate mogul's penchant for petty schoolyard taunts with his "small hands" comment.

As for Chancellor Beacon, which received nearly $2.9 million from the state to manage the five elementary schools this academic year, Mr. Vallas said it had not carried through on its mandate to reduce class size, adopt an after-school program and provide professional development for teachers.

All of the reported cases have limitations, such as small sample size, adopting therapeutic regimens that have limited scientific validity, narrow period of follow-up and personal biases.

EPI images were then normalized (resampling: native voxel size) adopting the MNI152 template, supplied by the Montreal Neurological Institute (http://www.mni.mcgill.ca/) and distributed with the software SPM.

In this study, concepts, procedures and parameters of the Bailey Method, that is strongly based on sieves and aggregate sizes adopted in the USA, were applied in the European perspective.