Sentence examples for width scaled from inspiring English sources

Crossover between intermediate and long time regimes is controlled by mean square width scaled with diffusion layer thickness.

Normalized widths of the nonbuoyant flames were constant for Re ≥ 100, whereas buoyant flame widths scaled with source Froude number.

Figure 7a shows the PPIREL network around this complex, with edge widths scaled to PPI reliability scores.

Figure 7b shows the SSS network, with edge widths scaled to the small co-complex posterior probability scores.

The simulation results suggest future changes in landscape composition and configuration at catchment and riparian stream buffer width scales could lower TN and TP runoff to the estuary.

The DHGwA exponent β, which expresses the rate at which bankfull stream width scales with drainage area, fell into three distinct clusters ranging from 0.22 to 0.38.

An experiment aimed at benchmarking the ITER scrape-off layer (SOL) power width scaling in limited L-mode discharges has been conducted on DIII-D.

A design involving an optimal height in the range of 0.004 m to 0.01 m was recommended and acceptable with corresponding optimal length and width scales given exhaust temperature changes in the range of 300 600 °C.

It was also found that a columnar lamellar microstructure creates a relatively smooth crack front while a basket-weave-type microstructure forces the crack tip to undulate on the lath width scale.

For computational speed, we limit the transformation to 100 width scales, which in practice does detect the fast time-scale structure of interest.

Figure 1 Phenotype difference between Ilpumbyeo and IL28 in (a) panicle, (b) grain size (scale bar: 3 mm), and (c) node width (scale bar: 3 mm).