Sentence examples for an initial length from inspiring English sources
In 2000 iceberg B-15 broke off the Ross Ice Shelf with an initial length of 295 km (about 185 miles).
The clamps were brought to zero tension before starting mounting tendons, which were placed between clamps defining an initial length l0 of 50 mm.
Each edge connecting the central node with its neighbouring centroids can be seen as a linear spring with an initial length of zero.
The time evolution of deformation is registered as a sequence of low-frequency beats in an interferogram whose beat frequency ν yields a creep rate έ = λν/2Ι 0whereλ = 650 nm is a laser wavelength, and Ι 0 is an initial length of the working part of samples of about 10 × 5 × 1 mm3 size.
A second interpretation of addition comes from extending an initial length by a given length: When an original length is extended by a given amount, the final length is the sum of the original length and the length of the extension.
In this study, we can regard the length five as an initial length.
By carrying out multiple cuts, the full residual stress tensor in a continuously processed body can be determined, where the specimen has an initial length-to-width aspect ratio of 2 1.
SiGe step height depends on the initial {001} SiGe facet length above the recess, in which a longer initial length has a higher SiGe sf SiGe epitaxy in the recessed source and drain regions provides higher compressive strain to the channel and increases the carrier mobility for enhancing transistor performance.
When considering a finite initial length of the line, the remainder of the line can be replaced by \scriptstyle Z_0 as its equivalent circuit.
Comparing elongations that have the same amplitude, but start from a different initial length, we see that the force increases with the starting length.
Another limit of this model is that, since elongation speed is the only variable in Eq. 4, it cannot account for the different attenuation observed when we compare the model estimate and muscle recording for elongations with the same amplitude and speed, but starting from a different initial length (Fig. 8B).
