Sentence examples for and by the width from inspiring English sources
The specific capacitance, C (F g−1) of the MnO2 composite electrode was determined by integrating the cyclic voltammogram to obtain the corresponding voltammetric charge, Q, and by dividing the latter by the weight of the active material in the composite electrode (0.6melectrode) and by the width of the potential window (ΔE).
In the case of the amine-terminated PEO, the particles stay dispersed in solution until the pH drops below 6, at which point the solution becomes turbid and the particles aggregate, as seen by a jump in both the nominal particle size, and by the width of the size distribution.
Bolt was out of the blocks sharply, in the same reaction time of 0.163sec as Gatlin, and although the American picked up faster and led by the width of a torso for the first 50m, Bolt was always within striking distance.
And that, by the width of the crossbar, proved too little too late to save the final.
That number was divided into 10 (10/measurement on JPEG file) and multiplied by the width value found in image size screen (image > image size).
And judging by the width of the tracks, Whyte thinks the animal towered over its compatriots: It was about 1 meter wide and 1.6 meters long, while land creatures at that time were smaller than today's house cats.
Average distances between wound edges were calculated by measuring the uncovered wound area and dividing by the width of the field of view.
The volume could also have been divided by first the length (64 divided by 8, making 8) and then by the width (8 divided by 2), again making 4 units.
Threshold selection tries to avoid clean edges by fixing tl=0.4×th and by reducing the width of Gaussian kernel.
They did this by increasing the volume of the clicks, which are emitted in pairs, and by adjusting the width of their sonar beam.
In the final game, Djokovic strained through apparent cramps, while a Murray ace was ruled good only upon computer review, and by roughly the width of one frizzy tennis-ball fiber.
