Sentence examples for an average separation from inspiring English sources
Experimentally, a magnetic separator was used to separate the magnetic ferrites from steel flyash with an average separation fraction of 74%.
They are free to vibrate back and forth about an average separation distance known as the average bond length.
Because the spacecraft fly incredibly close together — at an average separation of just four and a half miles — they are able to observe phenomena no one has seen before.
This network consists of more than 800 stations with an average separation of approximately 20 km.
The model called "Gleds" has an average separation between Leds of 9 mm with a Led size of 5 mm.
The picture is consistent with 20-nm particles as the dominant species, which yield an average separation of around 70 nm.
Figure 1(a) and (b) shows that a typical average separation and a typical average call duration for alters in (mathcal{S}) is around 12 days and 170 seconds, respectively.
In fact, we expect to observe a smaller average separation between patches than between active regions due to shrinkage of cortical tissue introduced either by fixation or by histological processing or both.
The number of clusters was chosen to maximize a measure of average separation between members of different clusters (silhouette width as described in [ 20]).
For a concentration C, the volume per molecule is V = 1.66/ C. We will take the cube root of the volume per molecule as an indication of the average separation.
Interactions involving excited-state acceptor ions can usually be neglected because at pump powers of a few Watts, the average separation between these excited-state ions is usually much larger than Rcr.
