Sentence examples for an average separation of from inspiring English sources

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 picture is consistent with 20-nm particles as the dominant species, which yield an average separation of around 70 nm.

They orbit each other every 21.7 days with an average separation of about 31 million kilometres, or 19 million miles, or 0.21 astronomical units (AU).

This proximity ratio translates into a 5.9% FRET efficiency or an average separation of ~8 nm between adjacent Tub4 molecules (assuming R0 = 5 nm).

For samples prepared using the 100 nM ssDNA concentration, the grafting density of ssDNA was estimated to be ∼1.5 × 10 DNA/cm, which equates to an average separation of ∼300 nm between immobilized ssDNA strands.

(In a previous report, the same extraction geometry achieved an average separation efficiency of 53 500 plates for a 12 s separation of three amino acid neurotransmitters; however, for technical reasons, the efficiency was generally lower for screening purposes).

Experimentally, a magnetic separator was used to separate the magnetic ferrites from steel flyash with an average separation fraction of 74%.

A close binary star system occurs when two stars orbit each other with an average separation that is of the same order of magnitude as their diameters.

The model called "Gleds" has an average separation between Leds of 9 mm with a Led size of 5 mm.

Since there are at least 40 floods, this would give an average separation between floods of 50 years.