Sentence examples for typical scale from inspiring English sources

The typical scale height of aerosols on the Earth is ~2 km.

Typical scale height H also increases in the thermosphere (e.g., H is around 50 at 250 km altitude).

We aim to reveal the typical scale sizes of EPIs in both the meridional and zonal directions.

The typical scale of S x1,x3) along x1 is assumed to be much larger than the scale of U x1).

Power-law distributions show no typical scale or size, and in some cases they are connected with fractals, which also lack typical scales.

In contrast to long nanosecond pulses, short pulses generate steep gradient plasmas with typical scale lengths in the order of the laser wavelength and smaller.

Like most anglerfishes, they lack typical scales but are distinctively equipped with bony tubercles (projections) and spines imbedded in their skin.

Externally, scorpaeniforms vary greatly; most are like the perciforms in general appearance that is, they are typical, scaled, spiny-rayed fishes but the lumpsuckers (Cyclopteridae) among them are obese and often jellylike, usually scaleless, and lack sharp fin spines.

The newer classrooms had major improvements that made the classroom look like a typical SCALE-UP room.

Dashed gray lines with notations in each panel represent the typical scales of periods.

Typical scales are derived from the Fibonacci sequence and contain values between one and ten, 21 or 100.