Sentence examples for a larger width of from inspiring English sources

Additional process damping causes a reduction in chatter amplitudes as well as the subcritical instability to occur at a larger width of cut.

When compared to the bulk thermochromic system, the dry pigment and dry ink layers on paper substrates exhibited a larger width of a hysteresis loop at the decolouration limit, mainly due to the decrease of the temperature at which the colouration starts on cooling.

On the distal side, the display of FN over a larger width of cementum from the PDL-cementum attachment site was observed.

It has been suggested that a 2 mm margin is sufficient if RT is also given (Kell and Morrow, 2005), but others recommend that a larger width of tumour-free tissue is appropriate and have shown an increasing HR for local recurrence with decreasing margin clearance in patients with DCIS treated by excision alone (MacDonald et al, 2005).

The first design is used for thin film deposition, and the electrodes have a large width of 400 μm and a gap of 5 μm, as shown in Fig. 1a, 1b.

However, even in this case the separation occurs rather far away from the interaction point, leading to a large width of the synchrotron radiation fan generated by the deflection of the lower-energy electron or positron beam.

Channel openings are very flickery as evidenced by a large width of the corresponding Gaussian component (Fig. 4C).

A larger "slip" velocity of coolant occurs at a higher permeability, a smaller quadratic drag factor, or a larger width ratio of fin-to-pitch, which corresponds to a larger "slip" length.

On a flat surface, the larger width of the friction retrace-trace curves (the friction loop) means a larger friction force [44].

A superposition with higher SO modes can lead to the larger width of this feature, as compared to ΓLO (6 cm-1) and ΓTO (5 cm-1).

This may be due, to some extent, to the larger width of the SZP model leading to an associated lowering of the peak density.