Sentence examples for thickness of branches from inspiring English sources

It is revealed that PMMA imposes different effects on PEO crystallization, i.e. the length and thickness of branches, depending on the film composition.

Thickness of branches represents multivariate distance between ancestor descendant.

Thickness of branch is proportional to rate.

VizTree provides an interactive visual representation of the sequence's suffix tree (called SAX trie), where the thickness of the branches encodes occurrence frequencies.

The graceful taper of a tree trunk into branches, boughs, and twigs is so familiar that few people notice what Leonardo da Vinci observed: A tree almost always grows so that the total thickness of the branches at a particular height is equal to the thickness of the trunk.

The length, width, and thickness of dropped branches with leaves were measured in the five large plots between October 2007 and March 2011.

The exact thickness of a branch is determined by the available space to the branch.

The thickness of each branch in Fig. 2 is proportional to the log of the total number of descendants from that branch; apart from the transmitted form, the only substantial branch among the first time point phylogenetic trees (Fig. 2), is that which leads to most of the WEAU minor I-form variants, indicated in Fig. 2A.

Despite the increased number of angiogenic lesions in RIP-Tag2; Arf−/− mice, the resultant lesions did not significantly differ in vascular density or morphology (vessel thickness, degree of branching) (Figure 5A and data not shown), or in the degree of pericyte coverage (Figure 5B).

The morphology of hairy roots (colour, thickness, and intensity of branches) was also evaluated.

To quantify changes in the structure of the IHBD system with age, we quantified the volume, thickness and number of branches in left lobe resin casts using microCT (Fig. 2A).