Sentence examples for theoretical locations from inspiring English sources

Both vowel backness and vowel height of estimated vocal tract shapes are consistent with their theoretical locations [17].

The intersections of the dashed blue lines in Figure 4 represent the corrected theoretical locations of the data points in the space {MOS A ;MOS V } assuming the absence of cross-modal effects.

Experiments were designed to simulate two theoretical locations within a CO2-charged reservoir: (1) at the contact between a shale caprock and carbonate reservoir and (2) deeper within a carbonate reservoir, away from the shale.

English is the language, and dollars are the currency, but this is less a specific America (a place Mr. von Trier has never visited and the theoretical location of most of his recent films) than an abstract space of moneyed entitlement.

A deviation of exact site position up to 500 m from the theoretical coordinates was allowed in order to minimize potential issues for forest monitoring exactly in the theoretical location.

Peak shifts were restricted to ±5 ppm of the theoretical location.

The theoretical location of the scans is indicated by a dark line, the start and direction of rotation with the arrow in Fig. 11 e).

G. barbadense SNPs developed in silico were randomly and nonrandomly (based on theoretical location on chromosomes 12 and 26 based on alignment to the D5 sequence) selected for primer design and experimental screening.

There is a fairly good relationship between theoretical and observed locations, associated with the form of the sediment transport law.

Paralogs were determined for the cognate genes by BLAST searches and manual inspection and assignment of "mock" miRNA binding site coordinates, and a file containing theoretical "binding site" locations was built.

This deforms the blade away from the theoretical CAD blade location, causing measurement results that do not accurately represent the blade profile.