Sentence examples for width number from inspiring English sources

For example, in some insects one can measure body length, wing length, wing width, number and length of wing veins, or another trait.

Nanoribbon width number n, width w z, and lattice constants c z or c a are marked.

The equations are derived considering the effect of deck width, number and length of spans, bearing types and their stiffness, on the dynamic behavior of bridges.

Approach speed, lane width, number of lanes, shoulder width and land use were also found to be significant in explaining motorcycle crashes.

Data on traffic characteristics and violations, intersection geometric design (road width, number of lanes, speed) were collected at 38 intersections in Tabuk using video cameras.

Plants were assessed at the end of commercial production period by recording final height, final width, number of bracts, length of bract, dry weight, and salability.

Specifically, when encountered sequentially in the Viterbi algorithm, the sequence of eij-transition footprint states would conceivably score highly when computed for the footprint-width number of footprint states that overlap the eij-transition (as the generalized clique is moved from left to right over the HMM graphical model, as shown in Figure 1).

It has been shown that capture rates strongly depend on structural parameters such as QW and barrier widths, number of wells and the mean free path of the carriers as limited by scattering processes [13, 14].

Eight variables were measured from each stridulatory file: Length, maximal width, 1st, 2nd and 3rd quartile widths, number of ridges and inter-ridge distance in the medial and distal portions of the stridulatory file (Figure 1).

The cracks thus form in concrete varies in widths, numbers, geometry, depths, etc. (Mehta and Gerwick 1982).

In this study, we introduce elementary drug delivery units consisting of micro-reservoirs and microchannels that have variations in their lengths, widths, numbers, and straightness.