Sentence examples for width of the dip from inspiring English sources
The width of the dip is correlated to the Ge adatoms mean diffusion length, RcGe.
The frequency location and width of the dip in transmission coefficient will aid in the design of metaconcrete aggregates for specific forcing applications.
Hence, the width of the dip in genetic diversity scales with the ratio of the selection coefficient and the recombination rate.
The width of this dip (shaded area in Fig. 10, top) increases with decreasing numbers of molecules in the system (Fig. 10, bottom), and spans the entire domain (10 μm) when wave-pinning is lost.
This parameter is the ratio of sensitivity to the spectral width of the reflectance dip, and it is given as 1/RIU.
The results obtained from the computation have been used to optimize the design with two main goals: to increase the field amplitude at the location where SPR are generated (metal-water interface) and to decrease the width of the reflectance dip associated with the resonance.
Another novel idea in a wick-type solar still was given by Frick and Summerfeld (1973), who suggested the use of jute cloth along the width of the still, dipped in saline water trays.
The storativity ratio mainly affects the width and depth of the "dip" in the pseudo-pressure derivative curve.
If the slits were all exactly equal in width, the shape of the dip should be proportional to the derivative of the spatial intensity profile of the laser spot on the sample.
It is true that the width of the south-east dipping "cloud" of relocated hypocenters looks wider than the errors of the hypocenter determinations estimated in "Hypocenter relocation of the cluster activity".
Furthermore, we see that aftershocks are approximately elliptically distributed (Utsu, 1969) as represented by a quadratic function using the matrix S j in the model, which reflects the ratio of the length to width of the ruptured fault, its dip angle and the location errors of aftershock epicenters.
