Sentence examples for a quadrant of a from inspiring English sources

The academy settled on the length of 1/10,000,000 of a quadrant of a great circle of Earth, measured around the poles of the meridian passing through Paris.

The Rayleigh-Ritz method has been employed to find the first three frequencies of free flexural vibration of a plate in the form of a quadrant of a circle and of thickness varying quadratically with radial distance.

According to Clavius's description, we begin with a quadrant of a circle and then identify the points of intersection between segments that bisect the quadrant and segments that bisect the arc of the quadrant (see figure 9).

His construction is a pointwise one: We begin with a quadrant of a circle (as in Pappus's description) but rather than relying on the intersection of uniformly moving segments to describe the curve, Clavius proceeds by first identifying the points of intersection between segments that bisect the quadrant and segments that bisect the arc of the quadrant.

Khayyam seems to have been attracted to cubic equations originally through his consideration of the following geometric problem: in a quadrant of a circle, drop a perpendicular from some point on the circumference to one of the radii so that the ratio of the perpendicular to the radius is equal to the ratio of the two parts of the radius on which the perpendicular falls.

Each library template was clonally amplified on SOLiD™ P1 beads by emulsion PCR and then sequenced on the SOLiD4 platform (Life Sciences) on a quadrant of a slide with 50 nt read length.

Each company had responsibility for removing rubble from a quadrant of the site.

Knausgaard's home is a quadrant of low-slung, pretty but unassuming buildings, one of which – his study – is really a glorified garden shed.

A quadrant of retina was then placed on a hollowed glass slide containing Krebs solution.

Each sample was deposited on a quadrant of the slide at a target bead density of 60-70 k beads/panel.

BCS in Sweden means removing a sector of the breast parenchyma in up to a quadrant of the breast, aiming for a 10 mm free margin.