"size properties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It may be used to describe the attributes or characteristics related to the size of an object, item, or entity. Example: "The size properties of the new phone model make it more compact and lightweight than its predecessors."
This function creates such a volume object, given the center and size properties (just like e.g. a block object).
Nitrogen adsorption test is better than mercury intrusion method to measure shale pore size properties.
The sediment size properties, bridge abutments geometry, and approaching flow are considered as effective parameters on the abutment scour depth.
Simulations indicate that tests based on these methods have improved size properties relative to conventional tests and better power properties than other tests that use Bartlett or other traditional kernels with no truncation.
Analysis and simulations indicate that sharp origin kernels lead to tests with improved size properties relative to conventional tests and better power properties than other tests using Bartlett and other conventional kernels without truncation.
This paper investigates the size properties of a two-stage test in the linear instrumental variables model when in the first stage a Hausman (1978) specification test is used as a pretest of exogeneity of a regressor.
"It takes advantage of a marketplace hungry for this size property," he said.
Mr. Halevy said that the city might consider making the parcel available to Habitat for Humanity, but added that "those plans sound a little ambitious for the size property," which is about 175 by 400 feet.
They zeroed in on two high-priority areas: land severances (changes in property size, property use, or both) and condominium assessments (calculating the value of a unit when the owner takes possession).
The antimicrobial activity of silver nanoparticles mainly depends on the size property.
It can be manipulated as nanoreactor which controls the size property, from macrometers to nanometers [13 15].
