Sentence examples for width and time from inspiring English sources
D. longicephala shows a reduction in all defensive traits, including body length, crest width and time until primiparity, compared to exposure to solely kairomone conditioned media.
By showing that RDM is accurate and stable with respect to both the filter width and time, we conclude that the new deconvolution method shows promise in application to combustion LES.
Significant bedload ratings were established between bedload flux and discharge, unit bedload flux and discharge, transport rate of unsuspended bedload by immersed weight per unit width and time and both unit and excess unit stream power, and finally, adjusted submersed bedload weight and both unit and excess unit stream power for raw and log10-transformed data.
The peak intensity, peak width, and time to peak intensity have been correlated with cerebral perfusion.
For voltage pulse operation method, three parameters could be tuned, including the pulse amplitude, pulse width, and time interval between two adjacent voltage pulses.
The film portrays a life where we are all subject to chance, to the dimensions by which we construct our reality (height, length, width and time), and to the imagination of our former selves.
These results generalize a few previous known results and remove some restrictions on control width and time-delays.
In order to avoid these variances we extracted the parameters of a back-propagating action potential (amplitude, half-width and time to peak) from previous studies [46], [48] and generated a protocol that simulates back-propagating action potential.
The daphnids' body length (BL), absolute crest width (CW) and time until primiparity were recorded (see supplementary material Fig. S2 for explanation).
Noting this, the German mathematical physicist Hermann Minkowski showed that the universe resembles a four-dimensional structure with coordinates x, y, z, and ct representing length, width, height, and time, respectively.
A block has X, Y, and T components where X, Y, and T represent the width, height, and time components of an image sequence, respectively.
