Sentence examples for standard diagram from inspiring English sources
The measured amount of these main factors in the soil of two archaeological sites are marked on the standard diagram of USDA classification [56].
A standard diagram of an unknot, a diagram without crossings, is clearly not colourable because it has only one arc (the whole thing) and so two colours cannot be used.
While numerical information is provided in the diagram, the correct choice may not be obvious to novices in the standard diagram because the spatial intervals of the eons do not proportionally correspond to their temporal lengths.
The chromatic coordinates of color filter with greenish subpixel patterns in CIE 1931 standard diagram can achieve in the region of x=0.3095±0.04, y=0.5912±0.04, brightness of Y=58.887 for 50 droplets and x=0.3103±0.04, y=0.5784±0.04, brightness of Y=60.328 for 41 droplets.
Statistical analysis was carried out in the Microsoft Excel standard diagram for independent samples test.
The simpler reporting is a plain-text prose description of the lesion(s), detailing its (their) location (based on the recommended 27 regions standard diagram), size (in mm) in at least 2 dimensions, MRI appearance on T2, DWI and DCE sequences, Pi-RADS suspicion score (5-point scand), and likelihood of extraprostatic spread.
The results show that significant improvements in the "standard" diagrams (handbooks and CALPHAD databases) are required.
Further, the results are graphically represented in standard diagrams like Hill Piper (Piper 1953), US salinity (1954) and Wilcox (1955) for understanding the suitability of water for various uses.
Such data can be graphically represented on a standard chromaticity diagram.
It is a black-and-white sketch of the front and back of a naked, generic man, a standard autopsy diagram overlaid with small black blots — the places where, according to a medical examiner, a half-dozen bullets hit his body.
The dilemma is that higher oil prices not only push up inflation (thereby calling for a rise in interest rates), but also dampen growth (requiring rates to be lower than otherwise).The best way to understand this is to use a standard economic diagram of aggregate demand and supply.
