Sentence examples for size applied to from inspiring English sources

Opus tessellatum, mosaic technique that involves the use of tesserae (small cubes of stone, marble, glass, ceramic, or other hard material) of uniform size applied to a ground to form pictures and ornamental designs.

This paper discusses some of the algorithms available for the automatic adaptive selection of time step size, applied to the step-by-step direct time integration methods of structural dynamics problems.

This latter measure, d unb, represents an adjusted, unbiased Cohen's d standardised effect size applied to single sample t-tests where d unb  = (1 - 3 / (4*df - 1)) * d (Cumming, 2012).

Conventional preparation of cotton-based textiles usually involves desizing of the starch (size) applied to the yarn during weaving, scouring of the material to remove the natural hydrophobic impurities such as fats and waxes, followed by a bleaching process to impart whiteness by destroying the natural colouring matter [1, 2, 3].

When the gel filtration elution position is compared to proteins of known size applied to the same column under the same conditions (Figure 3C), the apparent molecular weight of Dad1p can be ascertained.

20 Blood pressure was measured when the participant was sitting quietly in the upright position, with the correct cuff size applied to the right arm.

The standard enclosure size applies to these toads as does apply to all frogs and toads: 2.5 -10 gallons (9.46 37.85 liters) per toad.

Table 1 presents the font sizes applied to create the stimuli and the mean values (rounded to the second decimal) of the participants' answers on each size along with their standard errors.

Our research has significant implications as it compares strategic approaches and highlights through which practitioners from companies of different sizes apply to implementing RSCM.

Neighbourhood low-pass filters (5 × 5 kernel size) were applied to remove outlier pixels and speckling.

A pseudocount (adding 1 to all distances and 1 to the gene size) was applied to avoid a mean distance of 0 when there were identical mutations.