Sentence examples for spread term from inspiring English sources

For fitting purposes we considered one fast and one slow virus spread term, the first and the third in table 1. Figure 6(b) shows that both a fast and a slow virus growth model can fit the data.

In particular, "radiation caries" (a non-appropriate, but widely spread term), a rapidly developing and highly destructive form of tooth decay, is a well-known consequence of radiotherapy [ 7].

For the purposes of classification of the virus spread terms, we looked at the changes in G as the number of infected and uninfected cells grew in the same proportion.

Typically 3000 orientations per grain were used to quantify the average lattice rotations of each grain together with their orientation spreads (termed microtexture tracking).

Also, the use of the radiation pattern and geometrical spreading terms, which can be obtained from the gradiometry parameters, should be investigated in the future.

contains the number of spread terms that is twice smaller than for the WD (Table 1).

From this murky beginning, anthropologists have spread the term to describe spiritual practitioners of many cultures, and the term "shamanism" has been adopted by many native Americans and other groups.

New York draftees helped spread the term nationwide during World War II.

"Big Data" has become an ever-louder hi-tech buzzword since analysts such as Doug Laney began to spread the term a decade ago.

The market percentage spread lagged term may be used as an imprecise predictor of current individual stock percentage spread, however commonality is far greater for the concurrent market.

It was the Panther newspaper that spread the term, "Off the Pig".