Sentence examples for would have length from inspiring English sources

The vector used in the LLR calculations would have length Nr×Q×Np, where Np is the number of resolvable paths.

So, in our program, the polygon object would have length and width variables, and an area function.

Although such a sum would have zero length, it would be a scattered object and so would not have the shape of a point.

The encoded sequences thus obtained would have different length for proteins of different sizes, which will make the prediction engine difficult to handle.

To adjust for this, common regions that have length < 'd' were removed from consideration.

It's a liberated tone shared by only a few of the other real and fictional women in the book: Jane Eyre at a warehouse (large cloth store) easily rejected Mr Rochester's proffered trousseau of amethyst silk and pink satin - these would have been lengths of textiles requiring dressmaking.

We hypothesized that individuals with tier 3 comorbid diabetes would have longer lengths of stay, have poorer functional outcomes, and be discharged home less frequently than people with non-tier diabetes or no diabetes.

Using longer duration would have prolonged the length of the whole protocol up to an hour possibly slowing down the recruitment process and hampering the concentration of teenagers, who may be more impatient than adults in performing rigorous tasks.

He unfurled a checkered blanket in the breeze and spread it under a tree whose canopy would have spanned the length of their apartment.

On At Most a Kiss or Honey Sweet, Blossoms sound remarkably like something from the charts in 1986, and against which the massed ranks of John Peel listeners and NME hacks would have fulminated at length.

If that had been my purpose I would have compared at length his personal probity, morality and behaviour with General Pinochet's a contrast which redounds greatly to the General's advantage.