Sentence examples for width of the curve from inspiring English sources

The minor axis of the ellipse is aligned with the width of the curve.

The psychophysical data were fitted with: f(x) = a/(1+e(x−t)/w), where a was set to the maximum fraction of "cumulative percept duration/trial duration" per experiment (except in experiment 2, where a was 0.5), w is the width of the curve, and t is the temporal limit, which we report on in this study.

The location of the peak of the fluorescence intensity curve was used to determine stratification depth, whereas the width of the curve at half the maximum height (width at half maximum height; WHM) indicates the vertical spread of the dendrites within the IPL [38].

The Gaussian profile is mathematically expressed as: (3)where the values a, b, and c in Eq. 3 are constants representing the height of the curve's peak, the center position of the peak, and the width of the curve, respectively.

Equation 3 represents this function where the values a, b, and c represent the height of the curve's peak, the center position of the peak, and the width of the curve, respectively.

A typical functional form for a selection curve of this type is a Gaussian curve (Millar and Fryer 1999): (2) where r(l) and l are as above, μ is the length at which the curve peaks and σ is standard deviation describing the width of the curve about its peak.

After the minimum is reached, it rises again to display a peak at the characteristic width of the curves in the noisy image.

A prominent peak is located at τ=4 in the entropy change graph, representing the characteristic width of the curves present in the image.

The entropy change with natural scale change is displayed in (c), where the peak corresponds to the width of the curves.

If the specimen becomes unstable and starts to wobble, e. g. after a failure, the width of this curve representing the maximal displacement range increases.

The widths of the curves correspond to the error bars in Figure 3A.