Sentence examples for small gradient from inspiring English sources

Instead, these variations could be caused by a temperature effect on the partitioning between the ppv and H-phase over the small gradient.

The region corresponds to FFS carries less tissue information, i.e., small gradient variations and the diffusion must become isotropic along all directions, i.e., λ1 ≈ λ2.

The flow rate is then gradually decreases to −0.64 with very small gradient and stops at the maximum pressure head of −0.8.

Instead, temperature effects on the partitioning behavior over a small gradient could explain the partitioning behavior between ppv and H-phase and their subsequent compositional variations.

It can be seen that the TMP values related to fouling increases exponentially at the higher flux, while the TMP values related to fouling increases linearly with a small gradient at the lower flux.

However, small adjustments to the lung segmentation algorithm may be sufficient to alleviate this type of artefact, as there is still a small gradient between lung and liver visible in the Dixon-based fat and water images (Fig. 2).

"They might have the ability to pick up relatively small gradients in these cues to be capable of finding where they want to go from some distance away," Dr. Cowen said.

The streams having relatively long length are suggestive of flat topography with small gradients.

Our main result provides optimal growth away from points with sufficiently small gradients.

Therefore, applicability of Darcy's law can only be inferred at small gradients.

Field simulations were done to ensure small gradients in the x ̂ and ŷ direction.