Sentence examples for which is length from inspiring English sources

Weyl calls this: The Fundamental Postulate of Riemannian Geometry: Among the possible systems of parallel displacements of a vector to infinitely near points, that is among the possible sets of symmetric linear connection coefficients, there exists one and only one set, and hence one and only one system of parallel displacement, which is length preserving.

More than 80% of patients with diabetic neuropathy have developed distal symmetrical diabetic neuropathy (DSDN) [ 1], which is length dependent, due to early onset in the longest nerve fibers which are situated in the feet, then affecting more proximal parts of the lower limbs and distal parts of upper limbs eventually.

We then re-ran the analysis using FPKM data, which are length-standardized.

It has been suggested that II afferent fibers, which are length-dependent, could be responsible for the muscle contraction in isometric conditions often seen after the dynamic phase of the stretch reflex in patients with spasticity [ 23].

Experienced marbling artists often use "combs" or "rakes," which are lengths of lumber with nails hammered through them.

The length in this study represents the service length, which is the length between the origin and destination of the line regardless of the dual-direction, rather than the track length.

Moreover, we used short (∼1 m) lengths of optical fiber, which are likely shorter than the equilibrium length, which is the length at which the power distribution across the modes stops changing.

L ′ is the averaging length, which is the length of the integration region in Eq. (9) as well.

Measurement of capillary length density, which is the length of capillaries per unit volume of tissue, has been previously described [ 24].

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w denotes the word size which is the length of the approximated time series while n is the original length of the time series.