Sentence examples for an increased radius from inspiring English sources

An extension of the arms, the handle provided an increased radius of swing.

Tubes swelled with degradation to 160 vol%, or 640 wt%, and an increased radius calculated at 1.26 times.

(4) The effect of the structural ratio on the efficiency dominates over that of the radius, but an increased radius can further improve dust removal under the condition of a fixed structural ratio.

We assumed that the anterolateral cortical stress corresponding to the debridement extent of the necrotic lesion had an increased radius R (R = 1/4 r, 3/8 r, 1/2 r, 5/8 r, 3/4 r, 7/8 r and r), where R = 1/4r refers to the least debridement and R = r denotes thorough debridement.

The overall main characteristic of the spectrum is an increasing radius as a function of decreasing wavelength corresponding to a change of (Rp/R∗) = 0.0071 from 0.33 to 4.5 μm.

This total is then divided by the number of base cells and plotted against the area of circles with an increasing radius as in Martin (1980).

For example, the ionization potential decreases with an increasing radius because the valence electrons in the larger noble gases are farther away from the nucleus and are therefore not held as tightly together by the atom.

In addition, aggregations of beads at the roost grew daily with an increasing radius centered upon the first pellet per carcass.

A novel comparison has therefore been made where the shape of the ribbon varies from a flat disk, more common in retinal photoreceptor [ 42], to an ellipsoid, more common in mammalian inner hair ribbon synapses [ 43] and to a sphere of increased radius found in the amphibian papilla [ 44] (see Figure 11).

Furthermore, the rate of growth of new atom environments in both Substance and Compound slows dramatically as a function of increasing radius, with an increase of 69, 42, and 6 times for Compound and 38, 18, and 5 times for Substance when considering the ratio of atom environment radius 0 >1, 1 >2, and 2 >3, respectively.

A plane wave is a wave that propagates through space as a plane, rather than as a sphere of increasing radius.