Sentence examples for because the width of from inspiring English sources

However, in a real measurement this advantage is negligible because the width of the spatial distribution of the detectable light is largely dominated by scattering in tissue.

This step is necessary because the width of the SCR is much larger during the anodic pore formation than at open-circuit conditions [9].

Obviously, this paper just fully covers the cylinder surface because the width of the paper along the horizontal axis is exactly 2π.

The performance is similar in the two cases because the width of three steerable beams is enough to cover the area of interest.

Gain-switching performance is obvious in longitudinally pumped Ti:sapphire laser because the width of pump pulse is much less than the upper level lifetime (3.2 μs).

In fact, engineers say they can't make chips much denser than they already are, because the width of each pixel is approaching the wavelength of a beam of light.

Note that the break position Σ0break slightly deviates from the centre of the N-range <Σ0hook>p∈N because of the width of the N-regime (see Figure 7).

This result is only preliminary because the widths of the GNRs in this experiment are not well specified within the range of W≈ 20 60 nm.

In two-dimensional guillotine cutting, the widths of the pieces should also be controlled in each cut because the widths of the pieces should be less than or equal to the width of the strip created in the guillotine cuts.

The minimum separation time is twice the length of a pulse of 3 cycles of the 40-Hz phenomenon, namely 150 ms, because it is the width of its autocorrelation function.

According to Turing's theory, long-range interactions are more important because they determine the width of stripes.