Sentence examples for the physical extent from inspiring English sources

The physical extent, duration, and effects of chronic inflammation vary with the cause of the injury and the body's ability to ameliorate the damage.

Lastly, the variation of the physical extent of the reaction zone (i.e. electroactive zone extension) with respect to the relative magnitude of advection is characterized.

Coins may reflect the wealth and power of cities and states, and study of their distribution may help to define the physical extent of territorial dominion or to illustrate major commercial connections.

The results indicate that the electrical extent of the interstrip region is very close to the physical extent of the interstrip and guard ring structure with interstrip impacts contributing very little to the complete spectrum.

This study focused on estimating the fate of chlorine around an infiltration well and improving the knowledge about processes that control the physical extent of the disinfected/affected radius.

By numerically integrating many orbits whose initial conditions spanned the 3 1 Kirkwood gap region in the asteroid belt, Jack Wisdom, an American dynamicist who developed a powerful means of analyzing chaotic motions, found that the chaotic zone around this gap precisely matched the physical extent of the gap.

The physical extents of the image are calculated and stored, along with all other parameters loaded from the NetCDF file.

Among the observations that can be explained are the measured physical extent of the chromosomes, their shape, mechanical behavior, the segregation into territories (chromosomal and territories within chromosomes), the results from chromosome conformation capture experiments, as well as linking gene expression to structural organization.

Patient details, and histopathological and cytogenetic data are summarised in Table 1. Figure 3 presents the compiled CGH data obtained for each of the 25 cases analysed, showing the precise physical extent of each region of imbalance.

The laughing reflected the strength, spirit and courage of the people there; the crying, the human and physical extent of this catastrophe".

In the first half of the 19th century the population and physical extent of London grew greatly.