Sentence examples for a sample diameter from inspiring English sources

A sample diameter of 8 mm was chosen because it was relatively large compared with the test indenter (1.048 mm diameter), preventing applied loads from being distributed beyond the boundaries of the loading surface.

In this study the experiment described by Sun et al. was again reproduced considering a sample diameter of 1.5 mm and the 3D confined environment reported experimentally by Frijns et al. (1997) [ 33] together with the physiological properties of cartilage later presented in Sun et al. in 2004 [ 15] (Table 2).

A cylindrical sample (diameter 4 mm, length 6 mm) of sandstone (porosity 0.14) was imaged to obtain a 3-D image set of 4503 voxels=2.623 mm3.

The swelling study was performed using a dry sample (diameter: 25 mm × 25 mm and thickness: 0.1 0.4 mm) of biomineralized (CaCO3) PVP CMC hydrogel.

A numerical model of convection is first discussed to characterize fluid flow as a function of sample diameter for the thermal profile of the directional solidification used in this study, and it was established that sample diameters of 1 mm or smaller is required for diffusive growth.

By analyzing the localization of von Mises shear strain and stress triaxiality, we identify the key nanostructural features, the role of each elementary process and the dominant deformation mechanism as a function of sample diameter.

In the final step of the validation, the minimum number of images needed to be averaged from a typical tumor sample (diameter 1 to 2 cm) was defined.

Specimen diameter was independently measured using the shadow cast during loading by illuminating a line wider than the sample diameter with a line laser and measuring the intensity of the light arriving at a photodiode.

Large size of the irradiation coil also improves the field homogeneity because as a ratio of the sample diameter to the magnet (coil) diameter increases, the field inhomogeneity also increases (Blümich et al., 2008) [1].

It was also observed that the moisture content and sample diameter had a notable influence on heat transfer coefficient.

Only the leanest alloy, Ag 20 Au, shows a large macroscopic shrinkage in sample diameter (∼38%) after dealloying, which leads to crack nucleation and growth observed in real time during dealloying.