Sentence examples for average separation of from inspiring English sources
Sirius and its companion revolve together in orbits of considerable eccentricity and with average separation of the stars of about 20 times Earth's distance from the Sun.
The higher density regions became the seeds of galaxies and the average separation of those galaxies thus reveals the wavelength of the oscillations in the primordial fluid.
The potential detection distance through cross-relaxation should be at least ~8 nm, as estimated by the average separation of neighbouring NV− centres in our diamond sample, between which cross-relaxation is clearly detected in our measurements39 (Supplementary Note 3).
Because the spacecraft fly incredibly close together — at an average separation of just four and a half miles — they are able to observe phenomena no one has seen before.
X-ray analysis revealed that the average separation of graphene layers in Ca-GLs and Ca-RGOLs is significantly larger than the interlayer spacing in the corresponding graphite intercalation compound (Ca-GIC): d ≈ 5.1 and 5.4 Å vs 4.5 Å (ref. 12), respectively, presumably due to weaker coupling between individual corrugated graphene crystallites within GLs.
Having the periodic boundary conditions applied, the average separation of the dopant ions is 13.114 Å.
On the assumption (first adopted by the Dutch mathematician and scientist Christiaan Huygens) that faintness is a statistical measure of distance, they inferred the enormous average separations of stars.
Moreover, with the exception of Laubach A, the observed average separations of all stands are close to their lower 0.05-quantiles (consistently high p-values for d0, less consistently high p-values for d J and d ur ).
The consistently smaller effective ranges of potential variation of average separation for the genetic difference measure d ur suggests this measure to be the least sensitive to permutations of spatial position.
(In a previous report, the same extraction geometry achieved an average separation efficiency of 53 500 plates for a 12 s separation of three amino acid neurotransmitters; however, for technical reasons, the efficiency was generally lower for screening purposes).
Experimentally, a magnetic separator was used to separate the magnetic ferrites from steel flyash with an average separation fraction of 74%.
