Sentence examples for a characteristic distance from inspiring English sources

Since the molecular orientation rotates steadily, there is a characteristic distance after which the orientation repeats itself.

Such remnants are conceived to be black holes, objects so compact that no radiation can escape from within a characteristic distance called the Schwarzschild radius.

Stress Point Criteria may be applied for joint tension failure with a characteristic distance of d0 = 0.9 mm.

This zone defines a characteristic distance over which stable shear banding plastic process develops prior to fracture instability.

Such remnants are conceived to be black holes, objects so compact that no radiation can escape from within a characteristic distance called the Schwarzschild radius (see gravitational radius).

The stress analysis showed that interlaminar stress distributions near a laminate free edge were significantly affected when z-fibres were placed within a characteristic distance of one z-fibre diameter from the free edge.

In order to address this matter, Taylor [9] summarised a group of methodologies called the theory of critical distance (TCD), which take into account a characteristic length (i.e. critical distance) in the assessment of the effective stress.

Parameter L is thus a characteristic length equivalent to the distance between perennial streams which act as fixed head groundwater discharge boundaries.

Necking is manifested in significant changes in a characteristic length scale, e.g., the distance between equally spaced marks in the reference state may increases by factor of 2 in amorphous polymers and up to a factor of 10 in some semicrystalline thermoplastics.

Results also suggest that glass beads have a stronger wetting affinity to water than that of plastic to oil, which is indicated by a narrower characteristic distance between water and glass surfaces.

Under these circumstances, component column residence time differences are transformed into physical displacements so that each feed component may be withdrawn continuously at a fixed and characteristic distance away from the feed point.