Draw a second circle with a 2" radius.
Once side-branch initiation begins to occur within 1 2 radii of the tip, profound morphological changes occur, leading to severe thinning of the dendrite trunk and ultimately repeated multiple tip-splitting.
Suppose a viscoelastic (Oldroyd-B) fluid is at rest in the annulus of coaxial circular cylinders whose lengths are infinite and having (R_{1}) and (R_{2}) radii, respectively, where (R_{1} < R_{2}).
In the case of F end-members, large M 2+ radii seem to stabilize the (1 b) structure, also confirmed by the structure of Cd2(PO4)F (Rea & Kostiner, 1974 ▶) with an octahedral Cd2+ radius of 0.95 Å (Shannon, 1976 ▶), whereas cations with a small octahedral radius (Mg 0.72 Å, Zn 0.74 Å) stabilize the (2 b) structure characteristic of wagnerite and synthetic Zn2(PO4)F (Taasti et al., 2002 ▶).
The Cuauhtemoc collection includes 205 radii from 85 different trees and fallen logs.
10, 25, and 50-mile radii around the Pilgrim Nuclear Power station.
Certainly not beyond the 3km radius".
Numerous Provencal tourist attractions are within a 40km radius.
About 220,000 people live within a 30km radius – the size of the Fukushima no-go zone – of the Sendai plant; a 50km radius would draw in Kagoshima city and raise the number of affected people to 900,000.
His freedom of movement was limited to a 20-mile (32km) radius, and Webb was still subject to electronic tagging.
Because the planes must constantly move to stay aloft they would circle a two-mile (3km) radius, Parikh said.
