size effects
size effects is the plural of size effect.
Meaning of size effect
Noun
size effect (countable and uncountable, plural size effects)
- The impact of size on the magnitude or strength of a relationship, property or phenomenon.
- The discrepancy between the experiments and the London theory has been interpreted as a size effect, arising from the scattering of normal electrons by the n-s boundary.1968, Charles Goethe Kuper, An Introduction to the Theory of Superconductivity, page 92
- The tendency of smaller stocks to generate larger returns than larger stocks of long periods.
Questions about size effects
- What is size effects the plural of?
- Size effects is the plural of size effect.
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