Sentence examples for width indicator from inspiring English sources

Look on the case body for the width indicator.

These issues include the inherent ambiguity of tree-ring width as indicator of air pollution effects, the absence of reference data, the problems associated with integrating traditional dendrochronology with more complex ecosystem studies and the relatively poor attention paid to sound statistical design in some air pollution impact studies.

By this relationship, an attempt was made to minimize weld bead width, a good indicator of bead geometry, using optimization procedures based on the genetic algorithm (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm to determine optimal weld parameters.

We recorded head capsule width as an indicator of larval size (in 2007 we also recorded total body length).

Likewise, Tmax of the helical fraction from gel filtration of III-30 was 47.8 °C and z = 8.4, and Tmax of the re-purified III-30 HPLC fraction was 47.7 °C and z = 6.6, whereas the initial, poor quality, HPLC-purified fraction had a Tmax of just 43.9 °C, whilst its z = 15.2 peak width was an indicator of poor accuracy.

The silhouette widths cluster quality indicator introduced below was calculated for solutions up to 9 clusters.

Tooth measurements of Fukuiraptor have been compared to carcharodontosaurids, tyrannosaurids and dromaeosaurids using the FABL (Fore-Aft Crown Base Length) vs BW (Tooth Crown Base Width) measurements as an indicator of labio-lingual compression [19].

However, our sites did differ in terms of stream slope (derived from section gradient data and logged for normality), average stream width, and a binary indicator of 'presence or absence' of large-woody-debris (LWD).

To compare the reliability of vascular pedicle width (VPW) as an indicator of overload, in patients of a general ICU, with a method of invasive haemodynamic monitoring that has proved its efficacy in the literature and in everyday practice.

The correlation of the decay width with conventional maturity indicators such as vitrinite reflectance is found to be good within a particular kerogen type, but not consistent across different kerogen types, reflecting systematic variations in bulk composition for different type kerogen types with the same vitrinite reflectance.

Furthermore, we can see a relation between short-lived and geo-narrow groups: groups that live for a short time have way less probability to spread on a big geographical scale, or in other words geo-width is a good indicator of an high chance of the group to survive longer.