Sentence examples for an exact multiple of from inspiring English sources

The length of the lake is an exact multiple of the distance between nodes.

A SQUID prefers the total amount of magnetic field passing through it to equal an exact multiple of a fundamental constant known as the flux quantum.

The available length for a strip is rarely an exact multiple of the panel length, so part of the available area will not be used.

The dimensions of the panels have a clear influence on the solar insolation: The available length for a strip is rarely an exact multiple of the panel length, so part of the available area will not be used.

t is the time of interest in units of year and T 0 is the epoch preceding t which is an exact multiple of 5 years, such that T 0≤t<(T 0+5.0).

That's like measuring the weights of all the kids in your Latin class and finding that every weight is an exact multiple of 20 pounds, with nothing in between -- 100 pounds, 120 pounds 140 pounds, etc.

However, orthologous exons that are alternatively spliced in multiple organisms showed a substantially increased bias to be exact multiple of three in length [23], [24].

It has been reported that there are slightly more exons whose length are exact multiple of three for alternatively spliced exons.

A sinusoidal contrast modulation was used because it generates fewer harmonics (i.e., responses at exact multiple of the stimulation frequency, reflecting the nonlinearity of the brain response; Regan, 1989; Norcia et al., 2015) and because it is a smoother visual stimulation than a squarewave stimulation mode.

This would be hard to explain without hypothesizing that polyploidization events originated parthenogenetic C. gallica and C. soumiae strains, since it would be extremely odd to imagine that parthenogenetic forms, with karyotypes that are the exact multiple of the closest bisexual species, could have formed other than through polyploidy.

With that exception, all electric charges were expected to be exact multiples of an electron's negative one, or its positive equivalent.