Sentence examples for width of each section from inspiring English sources
The width of each section in spatial units is given by Sw = λaNλ where Nλ is the processing window width and is selected to match an integer number of cycles greater or equal than one (see Fig. 3(b)).
The distance between A and D, LAD, is divided into n sections with equal width, and the width of each section is l i = LAD/n = l.
Finally, to correct for the glomerular overlap between sections, the Abercrombie extrapolation was used: N = n * (t/(t+H)), where in this case N is the number of glomeruli in the OB, n is the total number of counted glomeruli, t is the width of each section (50 µm) and H is the average glomerular diameter.
Mark with a pencil the width of each section of wallpaper minus 2 inches (5.08 cm).
Then measure the length between each section (knee to upper calf, upper calf to ankle, etc).. Divide the circumference numbers in half and then draw your pattern, ensuring the width of each section is the same as the halved width measurements as well as ensuring that the distance between each section is the same as the length measurements you took.
Multiply the lengths and widths of each section to find the square footage of each individual section.
The average optical density of histological staining in the CP and VZ was measured in 3 rectangular boxes of equal widths for each section anteriorly and posteriorly, which spanned the thickness of the CP, or the VZ, and were placed adjacently.
These parameters are bending angle increment, strip thickness, flange width of section, web width of section, friction in the roll and strip contact, speed of roll, and distance between the roll stands.
MetaMorph measurements of the height, width, perimeter, and area of each section also were recorded.
Though online calculators will vary, most (including the one above) simply require you to input the length and width of your floor section (or sections) to receive a total estimate.
For measurement of cell type abundance, three separate rectangular segments were drawn on digital images of PAS and haematoxylin-stained sections of each placenta, with each segment spanning the entire width of the placenta section.
