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A Zetasizer determined an average radius of 60 nm.

Tweeters in Australia and New Zealand, for example, have an average radius of gyration of 700 kilometres.

The micelle displayed significant fluctions in shape and had an average radius of about 9 Å.

True, the lunar orbit, with an average radius of 384,403 kilometers, is puny in cosmic terms, but similar near-misses aren't all that uncommon.

The SAXS data also indicated that rPTPηCD dimers are elongated and have an average radius of gyration of 2.65 nm and a Dmax of 8.5 nm.

At concentrations below 0.1 g dl−1 this ionomer exists in solution mainly as single collapsed chains with an average radius of gyration of 78Å.

We used a Bouguer correction to remove the gravity effect of the lunar topography and deployed a Gaussian averaging function with an averaging radius of 10 km, which matched the size of the divided cells, to reduce the leakage errors caused by high-degree spherical harmonic coefficients.

All stimuli had an averaged radius of 5° of the visual field.

"Statistically, women born in the late 19th century (Earhart was born in 1897) had an average radius to humerus ratio of 0.73.

Fig. 3 Dependence on the concentration of oxygen molecules in water for an average radius r of floating-up bubbles at different initial distances of oxygen from the interface.

In experiments carried out in the absence of DTT, the correlation function of GST showed a distribution which corresponds to a species with a weighted average radius of 7.5 nm, which corresponds roughly to a dimer of the dimeric form, and only minor traces of a species of 50 nm.