Sentence examples for spread m from inspiring English sources

M 0.63   Fluctuation peak M 0.58 Spectral Brightness SD 0.39   Entropy SD 0.66   Flatness SD 0.60   Regularity M 0.33     SD 0.26   Roll-off SD 0.06   Roughness M 0.75   Spread M 0.54 Spectro- Spectral flux M 1.20 Temporal   SD 0.44 Tonal Chromagram centr.

Evaluation of extent of tumour invasion (T), local spread to lymph nodes (N) or distant metastatic spread (M) derived from the TNM staging system did not reveal any significant correlations.

The whole mass of waste spread 1000 m from the source and covered a 180 340 m wide strip in the rice fields (Figure 5), with an average thickness of about 10 m, although the thickness varied greatly.

2.7 × 106 m3 of waste materials spread 1000 m from the source in a rice field with an average thickness of 10 m.

We scored antennation events (a) as nonaggressive interactions and 6 other behavior types as aggressive interactions: mandible spreading (m), biting (b), holding (h), dragging (d), and stinging (s).

This methodology was applied in synthetic and real M-N data and in our tests, proves its effectiveness in producing a realistic lithological identification even for highly-spread M-N data.

As a simulation model, on the transmitter side, binary data are modulated by Phase Shift Keying, spread by M sequence (maximal length sequence), and transmitted after multiplying the carrier frequency.

Note that an East Asian-Western North Pacific monsoon index, determined by a meridional gradient of low-level zonal wind (20°N 30°N, 110°E 140°E minus 5°N 15°N, 90°E 130°E) (Wang et al. 2008), shows a large intermodel spread (0.05± 0.28 m s−1).

Recently Brian was given a 5 page live concert photography spread in M Music & Musician's magazine – a first for that publication.

And Americans would be more likely than Europeans to see the spread of m-commerce as a threat to their privacy.

Figure 1 The upper bound for the number of users n versus the spreading factor m.