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/ˈflɒk yə lənt/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [flok-yuh-luh nt] Show IPA. Use flocculency in a Sentence · See web results for flocculency ...
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The flocculency or power at high spatial frequencies is quantified using a ... In nearby galaxies, the flocculency is found to trace the star formation rate ...
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In summary, in this study I have introduced a method to measure the metric sizes and flocculency of the two-dimensional light distribution of galaxies. As a result, I find that the high spatial frequency power is related to the star formation rate.
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Flocculency FlocculencyView a custom Glossary about this definition+glos; FlocculentFlocculent is referenced in the following: - Encyclopedia - Dictionary ...
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strain TJl. Strain SM15-. 3B could also produce up to 10.5% of ethanol at 35°C. Table 2. Serological character and flocculency of SM15, TJl and K7-64C ...
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the flocculency becomes more sparse and the plas-mosome dwindles. By mid-prophase (fig. I) the chromosomes may be individ-ually recognized. The autosomes are somatically paired, whereas the sex chro-mosomes at most merely occupy the same general region of the nucleus.
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We believe that sediment flocculency might be the main cause of changes in diets. Sediment cores are being taken to determine if higher flocculency causes a decrease in the amount of food consumed.
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1. with fluffy appearance: having a fluffy or woolly appearance; ... 2. with woolly masses: describes the woolly mass of solids precipitate produced in a liquid by a chemical reaction; ... flocculency noun...
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1. with fluffy appearance: having a fluffy or woolly appearance; ... 2. with woolly masses: describes the woolly mass of solids precipitate produced in a liquid by a chemical reaction; ... flocculency noun...
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Lumpiness (or flocculency) of a galaxy may be quantified by the high spatial frequency power $\chi $ , pioneered by Isserstedt & Schindler (1986) and ...
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