Sentence examples for sizing in which from inspiring English sources

Some microprocessors provide for dynamic bus sizing in which the peripheral or memory tells the central processing unit (CPU) the bus width.

We show that a straightforward model of genome evolution, which does not explicitly include selection, is sufficient to explain the observed distributions of domain family sizes, in which power laws appear as asymptotic.

The works are modestly sized diptychs in which the wooden surface is broken into and occupied by especially thick and aggressive agglomerations of oil paint.

They reveal an area of destruction 35 acres in size in which some 811 buildings and boats have been destroyed.

"In Islam, there are strict laws about the way and size in which tombs are built," Banama said.

The obvious and ecologically correct solution would be for people to live in houses of a reasonable size, in which the master bedroom is too small for skateboarding.

"Lisa's been very savvy about taking on roles of varying sizes in which she doesn't have to be the star," he said.

Humans seem to be adjusted to groups of about 150 people - the largest size in which we feel confident of keeping track of individual personalities and their interactions.

Lewis's 14 seasons in Cincinnati and seven failed playoff trips make for a plenty large sample size in which to determine the unlikeliness of things turning around for him in Cincinnati.

In fact, a 20-ounce bottle of Code Red, the smallest size in which the drink will initially be sold, only contains about as much caffeine as a strong cup of home-brewed coffee.

So even as electronics makers struggle with the extremely sluggish economy and the relentless competition, they can look forward to finding ever more shapes and sizes in which to embed their gadgets.