Sentence examples for stage dimension from inspiring English sources

The section dimension (horizontal) represents the part of the LTE spectrum being sensed, while the decomposition stage dimension (vertical) represents the FWT current decomposition stage.

Along the developmental stage dimension we chose harvest samples through Phase 1 ripening (147, 168, 175, 224 and 231 DAFB).

The choice of the surgical technique, resection or abdominoperineal amputation, was defined by the tumor location; stage, dimension and biological characteristics were not taken into account.

The analysis focuses on evaluation of the weir loading, the dimensions of the condenser tube bundle, demister dimensions, stage dimensions, and temperature and flow rate profiles.

Model results are well within known values for various design parameters that include stage dimensions, performance ratio, heat transfer area, and flow rates of various stream.

This phenomenon complicates any standard, successive-stage, life cycle graph to a digraph defined on a 2D lattice in the age and stage dimensions, the pattern of projection matrix becoming more complex too.

However generous the stage dimensions, they're never able to build to the gliding speeds and giddying spins that can be achieved in a proper ice rink, or to deliver the kind of fearless performance that made soviet dancers Oksana Grishuk and Evgeni Platov champions of their field.

The stage dimensions exceed 60 feet in width and 30 feet in depth.

In the Alex's auditorium, the group was greeted by theater representatives who were bombarded with questions about stage dimensions and other technical arcana.

Andrew Otero's interior setting seems to enlarge the stage dimensions of NTAC (though why there would be only two kitchen chairs in a home occupied by three people remains a puzzlement).

In contrast to the first formulation, the model stage dimensions n x i = 2 for i = 0, …, n − 1 and n x i = 1 for i = n, …, M − 1 of differential states and n u i = 1 for i = 0, …, M − 1 of controls are (almost) constant.