Sentence examples for volume of dimensions from inspiring English sources

It is estimated that, if the human cerebellar cortex were completely unfolded, it would give rise to a layer of neural tissue about 1 meter long and averaging 5 centimeters wide a total surface area of about 500 square cm, packed within a volume of dimensions 6 cm × 5 cm × 10 cm.

The position of 4-dimension voxel (i j k t) within a volume of dimension (Nx Ny Nz Nt) is given by t*Nx*Ny*Nz + k*Nx*Ny + j*Ny + i, which is to say that the x dimension moves fastest, the y dimension 2nd fastest, and so on.

However, the processing times on the Quadro NVS and on the GTX GPU are 360 and 47 ms, respectively, for a working 2D + t volume of dimension 128 × 64 × 256.

Using the LAEI estimate, an equal mass of NO X emissions was released into a volume source of dimensions 3 km × 3 km × 14 m, equivalent to the lowest layer in the CMAQ model, and the volume source average concentration predicted using the ADMS volume source model (v4.1).

At the Stage 1, the CPU reads a volume dataset of dimensions (N_x times N_y times N_z), which is then allocated both in the main memory (RAM, used by the CPU) and in the video memory (VRAM, used by the GPU).

Here was a volume of doorstop dimensions about the war and the 60's.

At the top they will realize they can walk through the plane of light into a volume of indeterminate dimensions bathing them in colored light that slowly shifts in hue and intensity.

A whole brain T2*-weighted EPI volume of these dimensions and an anatomic T1 volume with coronal plane slice thickness 3 mm and in-plane resolution of 1.0 × 1.0 mm was also acquired.

The subjects were asked to stand still while LASIS and RASIS were calibrated using the tip of the calibration wand (which is an L-frame used by VICON for the calibration of capturing volume) of known dimensions as proposed by Cappozzo et al. [9].

The volume of appropriate dimension will be denoted by.

We define here a fluid element as a volume of air of dimensions sufficiently small that all points within it are transported by the flow with the same velocity, but sufficiently large to contain a statistically representative ensemble of molecules.