Sentence examples for a spacing distance from inspiring English sources

Each plot consisted of 8 × 8 hills with a spacing distance of 0.2 × 0.2 m.

We study sponge phase samples with a spacing distance between bilayers, dW, ranging from 90 to 320 Å. Crystallographic data show that the hydrophilic domains of the rather rigid OprM and the rather flexible MexA are 100 Å and 85 Å long, respectively [44] [46].

The CO2 enrichment capacity of the membrane module with a space distance of 0.4 mm was 4 times higher than the module with a space distance of 2.5 mm.

A distance on X is a map (p:X^{2}rightarrow[0;infty)). A set X, together with a distance on X, is called a distance space (see [25, 26]).

Before I delved into TRP, I thought that the harmful, hateful opinions held there were alarming but unthreatening, occurring in an online space so distanced from my own personal political anchor.

In the case of intercalation, a high frequency peak appeared at a short spacing distance in the histogram, which was a characteristic of the intercalation, distinct from the exfoliation.

In the following measurements, a sponge phase with a constant spacing distance between bilayers of dW = 120 Å is used.

In addition, X-ray scattering data indicated that the POP structures were amorphous in a long spacing distance (2 600 nm), being in an isotropic packing configuration with diffusive scattering contributed from all directions.

Quantitative scoring requires mapping the colored objects used in the test into a color space describing perceptual distances.

Let ((E,d)) be a metric space with w-distance p and (f:Erightarrow E) be a given mapping.

In the "OFF" state, without the target molecules, there is a greater spacing distance between the Cy3 dyes and the AgNP giving comparatively lower fluorescence intensity.