Sentence examples for apex diameter from inspiring English sources
The highest bactericidal activity was achieved with nanopillars that measured 300 nm in height and 10 nm in apex diameter.
The experimental results were used to construct empirical models predicting hydrocyclone efficiencies from the pressure drop, feed concentration, and apex diameter.
The effects of the major parameters of MWOC, such as cyclone diameter, vortex finder diameter and apex diameter, on washing performance were investigated in detail.
Low-density cutpoints (< 1.35) are hindered by medium instability, but these issues can be rectified by increasing the amount of fine media particles or decreasing the apex diameter.
The thick barrier layer formed at the bottom of the AAO template can be removed without affecting the apex diameter by forming a thick apex region in the initial stage.
In this study, the effect of cone ratio (ratio of the vortex finder diameter to the apex diameter, Do/Du) on by-pass was investigated for small diameter hydrocyclones.
Operation parameters of the hydrocyclone, namely feed solids, inlet pressure, vortex finder and apex diameters were investigated.
It is essential to measure the total capillary width for all the capillaries, not just those whose dimensions of capillary length, apex width, arterial diameter, internal diameter, venous diameter, and loop diameter are measurable.
Although, by definition, total capillary width could be measured for all the capillaries in the 1 mm length (otherwise, that capillary would not be "counted"), in some cases, the capillary length, apex width, arterial diameter, internal diameter, venous diameter, and loop diameters cannot be measured due to a capillary's indistinctiveness.
Finally, gold is electrodeposited into the template and a gold nanotip array with apex and base diameter of 21 nm and 210 nm, respectively can be achieved.
At 40 feet (12 meters) in diameter, APEX is the largest single dish telescope operating at these hard to detect wavelengths in the Southern Hemisphere.
