Sentence examples for size emerges from inspiring English sources
A reduced order model (ROM) of suitable size emerges, but it is still not observable and controllable.
When a crack of sufficient size emerges, the TBC separates from the metal substrate by large scale buckling.
No one of average size emerges from his shop; in fact, no real human variety can be found in his fiction, because everyone has the same enormous excitability.
The increase of the particle (cluster) number occurs in the nucleation stage while the increase of the particle size emerges in the growth stage.
Their finding supports a policy of encouraging primary care groups of between six and eight physicians, while our study reveals that not all measure of care improve with group size and hence no clear optimal group size emerges.
After taking account of other factors, increases in skirt size emerged as the strongest predictor of cancer risk, according to the study, which is published in the online journal BMJ Open today.
The predicted power law of the patch size emerged from scale-free habitat patterns and was validated against 9 years of observations.
Should a doctor who performed a vaginal delivery be held liable for the harm that delivery by cesarean section would have prevented, if according to the information available prior to delivery, the baby's estimated size warranted a c-section but after delivery, its actual size emerged to be less and not mandating cesarean delivery?
Notably, a significant decrease of the particle size emerged as the droplet size decreased from 0.07 to 0.02 mL d−1for the dropping rate of 0.5 d s−1, in contrast with a steady decrease of the particle size for the dropping rate of 1.0 d s−1within the whole droplet size range.
Thus, results from our experiment demonstrate that across all conditions lawful speed-accuracy trade-offs related to target size emerged during the response evocation stage of reaching.
Practice size emerged from the analysis as the dominant practice-level factor influencing experience of access.
