Sentence examples for the common size from inspiring English sources

Its performance was also evaluated against the GRIMM Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer (SMPS) in the common size range of both these instruments and against GRIMM Optical Particle Counter OPCC).

However, the sampled trees represent the common size distribution of trees in the human influenced ecosystems of the study region.

A rolling vector is a vector of N + k elements where N is the common size of the vector and k is the number of slide steps.

The common size of the gantry opening (patient port size or bore size) of positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) scanners for clinical use is approximately 700 mm (Fig. 1).

It was for the 1883 Carnival that hockey team sizes were reduced further, to seven per side, which was the common size for the next thirty years.

In our study, 22 nt is also the dominant size among the small RNAs, consistent with the common size of miRNAs.

Rosaries of 33, 100, or 300 knots or beads are the common sizes, and they are used to count repetitions of the Prayer of the Heart (the Jesus Prayer).

The common sizes, built a fifth apart, were called (from highest to lowest) the treble, the tenor, and the bass, usually with corresponding pitches in winds of a, d, and G. Flutes and recorders were an octave higher.

Here are the common sizes found in the USA, but you can use this article to make waterbed sheets in any size.

The measurement is also the daunting height of the most common size — 38 — sold in Christian Louboutin's suède pull-on Monica boot, which has a 120-mm.

The most common size is the treadle pump with 9 cm twin barrels.