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The flow channel speeds average 1100 m/s over the observed patches, and the average width is 300 km.

A plot in Fig. 17 is shown connecting logarithmic scale at which the process stopped and the average width of the ridges in the respective zoomed images.

Fig. 7 The relationship between the number of observations and the average width of the prediction intervals, in the KIBA dataset.

For wide electrodes, the ratio between the average height and the average width of the nanostructures is smaller than for structures grown on narrow electrodes.

Nakashima et al. (2010) measured fracture apertures in a granite sample under the barometric pressure in the laboratory and made a rough estimate that the fracture apertures were generally <1 mm wide, and the average width was 0.39 mm.

There is no evidence of a difference between the average width of the maxilla and the average width of mandible, as determined by the intermolar distances and the upper and lower intercanine distances of oral and nose breathing adolescents in the 13 to 18 age group.

This indicates that the measurement is aliased, and that the average width of the hydrate-bearing zone is thinner than the average Cl measurement interval (5.5 m).

The soil loss from footpaths and unpaved roads is calculated by multiplying the total length of footpaths and unpaved roads with the average width and soil loss depth.

The eggs are each only about 150 microns long, or about one-and-a-half times the average width of a human hair.

To quantify the extent of cell migration, we measured the gap of the scratched area at various points and then plotted the average width of the scratched area as a function of time after scratch.

Chromatographic peak resolution (Rs), is defined as Rs = (Δ t)/ Wave, where Δ t is the difference in migration times of two adjacent peaks and Wave is the average width of the peak at the base (estimated as 4σ) [ 27, 28].