Sentence examples for an equivalent sphere from inspiring English sources

E around Cl in ClF and then around M* of the series under consideration exhibits an ellipsoidic shape with an equivalent sphere of influence radius (rE) increasing along with the atomic number Z, i.e. rE_F = 0.52 Å, rE_Cl = 0.65 Å and rE_Br = 0.70 Å.

This is applied to the ellipsoid using an algorithm which consists of creating an equivalent sphere for the deforming body, applying the contact law followed by an evolution law, which describes how the local contact flattening changes the shape of the body during successive impacts.

It was found that the strength of colloidal interaction for the aggregated NPs was on the same order of magnitude as those for the primary particles and was significantly weaker than that for an equivalent sphere defined by the gyration radius of the aggregate.

Stankovich et al. [27] reported that functionalized graphene nanoplates treated with isocyanate show an AHD of 560 ± 60 nm, which is not their average dimension but rather the effective hydrodynamic diameter of an equivalent sphere described by the tumbling of the platelets.

Electron micrographs showed that the aerosol was composed of agglomerates with an equivalent sphere diameter of approximately 30 nm.

In this paper, attempts have been made to build an equivalent-sphere mathematical model with respect to length, width, and thickness, in order to describe the coarse aggregates of asphalt mixture in the laboratory.

During floc growth, changes in the scattering exponent, an indicator of a flocs' degree of compaction, were reflected by changes in the particle size (diameter of a volume equivalent sphere).

The particle size is reported as a volume equivalent sphere diameter [ 43, 46].

Based on the obtained focal distance, an equivalent virtual sphere mirror is visualised to be intersecting the image plane at a constrained distance, h.

Equivalent sphere diameter which is defined as the diameter of a sphere with the same volume as the STV volume.

This situation is relevant for larger particles (> 30 mm equivalent sphere) and thin wood chips, due to sharp edges aiding quick ignition.