Sentence examples for width at which the from inspiring English sources

Minimum separable acuity (i.e. the narrowest stripe width at which the birds could distinguished horizontal and vertical stripes reliably) was calculated as the interpolated 75% correct performance level.

However, the width at which this switching occurs might be correlated with the wavelength of the Min protein patterns and therefore related to the mechanism for determining the wavelength of the Min system.

Log10 transformed measures were normalized to the log10 of the width of the midbrain at which the measurement was taken (log OT/log MB).

In addition, there is a progressive reduction in the hysteresis loop width and in the stress at which the superelastic transition occurs.

They found that at each strength of the external magnetic field, there is an optimum magnitude for its direction at which the width of DASW is maximum.

Importantly, the rate at which the width of the Gaussian fit increased was similar to that expected from theoretical calculations (figure 2F).

The HAP RRs for COPD and LC are presented for males and females in Figure 1 as pink-shaded boxes with the height of each box representing the uncertainty in the RR estimates and the width representing the exposure contrast at which the RRs was assumed to pertain.

We investigate the modifications to the Young Laplace capillarity equation needed to describe nanoscale gas bubbles embedded in metals, scale at which the finite width of the interface region cannot be neglected.

The number of the solutions at which the spectrum width begins to saturate is defined as Ls.

For example, consider the scenario in Fig. 11, in which acceptable distance d acc is the range at which the lateral beam width becomes equal to the diameter of the robot (d R, say).

The cross-sectional width of the nerve was measured at the point at which the counts were taken and was used to calculate the number of axons per millimeter of nerve width.