Sentence examples for and with a diameter of from inspiring English sources

Such tanks have boiloff rates of less than 0.25% per day, and with a diameter of less than 8 ft, could be installed within many candidate aircraft.

It also means that the nebula is probably aspherical in shape with the eastern being limb being closer to us than the western side and with a diameter of about one hundred and twenty light-years.

As they report in the 17 September issue of Physical Review Letters, the theoretical tubes would be about 30% stiffer than conventional nanotubes, and with a diameter of 0.4 nanometers, they'd be half as wide.

Nanoparticle-based drug delivery systems are often spherical and with a diameter of 100 200 nm, such as the FDA-approved doxorubicin liposome (Doxil) and liposome-based Abraxane [8].

These moons are, in increasing order of distance from Jupiter: Io is the innermost of the four Galilean moons of Jupiter and, with a diameter of 3,642 kilometers, the fourth-largest moon in the Solar System.

The occluder was an opaque vertical column that passed through the center of the cube, spanning the entire height of the screen and with a diameter of 7 cm for Experiment 1 and 4 cm for Experiment 2. On test trials only one of the anaglyph images of the cube was presented (to the right eye), and the occluder column was omitted.

The burrow, always constructed away from grassy vegetation, is downward-sloping and is between 0.8 and long with a diameter of 8 cm.

FESEM images manifested the formation of nanodiscs and nanoflowers with a diameter of around 300 nm and thickness of 50 nm.

The nest is an untidy dome of grass and other plant matter, such as tamarisk twigs, roots, and reeds, with a diameter of about 9-18 cm.

A fibrous matrix overspreads the field of view, and the flower-like crystallite is composed of a fibrous matrix and nanoparticles with a diameter of about 50 nm.

AFM images revealed surface roughness of untreated starch granules and protrusions with a diameter of approximately 15 90 nm.