Sentence examples for average spacing of the from inspiring English sources

The crack width is taken as the product of the principal tensile strain ɛ1 and the average spacing of the cracks.

The accuracy of the internal registration ranges over 2.9 9.8 mm, which is sufficiently small for the average spacing of the entire set of point clouds.

The average spacing of the P and T network is 150 km, with a significant difference over time in case of the lack of data during the analysis of the meteorological event.

This showed that the lath boundaries in the bainite were predominantly on {1 1 0} planes of the ferrite and that the average spacing of these boundaries varied depending on steel composition and cooling rate.

In this study, certain chromosomes had higher LD than others but there was no relationship between the length of the chromosome or the average spacing of SNPs and the extent of the LD.

First, we calculated s, the average spacing of markers, as the sum of the lengths of the 10 linkage maps within each family divided by the total number of mapped intervals (i.e., the total number of markers minus the number of linkage groups, 10).

Considering the average spacing of probes on the microarrays (13 kb), the mean size of detectable genomic aberrations is therefore estimated to be 650 kb.

This is the average spacing of probes along the genome but varies considerably by region.

The average spacing of 16.6 nt between the −10 and the −35 regions is very close to 17, the optimal spacing determined for these elements in E. coli and B. subtilis [ 63, 69].

For the present study 103,695 experimentally validated probes, were selected to cover both coding and non-coding genomic regions, with an average spacing of 30 nucleotides; the probes were distributed randomly on the microarray.

The initial position estimation vector is set to place each node 10 feet apart -- the average spacing of motes dropped from the plane.