Sentence examples for time and width of from inspiring English sources

Very-short-pulsed emission with a rise time and width of ~100 ps and ~200 ps, respectively, can be generated by applying a pulsed voltage of 100 ps in width.

As general rule, high priority has been assigned to the sub-watershed having higher value of lag time and width of unit hydrograph and lower value of peak flow.

These results establish the significant role played by cell density and MOI value in influencing the role of spatial heterogeneity and show how they affect the time scales and width of the noise distribution of interferon-induced genes.

Additionally, optimized ANN structure is selected for modelling of other characteristics of memristor such as, flux-charge relation, time domain memristance and width of doped region.

Analytical expressions for predicting the filtration velocity, pressure drop, filter heat-up time and speed and width of the temperature front in a DPF are presented.

The time-to-digital conversion is done by first sampling each of the 96 inputs in 1.2-ns bins and filling a circular memory; the memory addresses of logical transitions (edges) in the input data are then translated into the time of arrival and width of the COT pulses.

In synthetic hydrograph more value of lag time (t p) and width of hydrograph (W 50) can be considered as negative means more prone to erosion and more value of peak flow means less prone to erosion.

To minimise the effects of test embankment boundaries, the PLAXIS 3D discretisation was formulated and the boundary conditions were specified at distances of two times the length and width of the reinforced embankment in the x and y directions, respectively, as well as at a distance of four times the height of the reinforced embankment in the z direction.

Specifically, the CO/DA+ and FP clusters differed in terms of overall BOLD magnitude, time-to-peak and width of the HRF.

We analyze the relationship between service cycle time, and the length and width of the service area under a desired service level constraint.

The OTO (for 'leaves One, Three, One') model only involves two input parameters: the number of living leaves at the monitoring time and the length and width of three of these living leaves.