Sentence examples for big in diameter from inspiring English sources
This effect is a function of their relative sizes and distances; the Sun is about 400 times as big in diameter as the Moon, but it is about 400 times as far away from Earth.
You'll definitely need to know how big in diameter the rocket engines that you will be using are though, because you'll need include an "engine block" in your rocket to prevent the engine from pushing up through the rocket.
"It gets bigger in diameter and the tree wants to get bigger in diameter and something's got to give".
The roots should occupy about three-quarters of the volume of the new pot — typically about an inch bigger in diameter than the old pot.
On one hand, DLS measurements showed that 99mTc-HMPAO-SFNs are slightly bigger in diameter and negatively charged than the unloaded SNFs.
On the other hand 99mTc-DTPA-SFNs are significantly bigger in diameter but are less negatively charged than the unloaded SNFs.
GJ 1132b, as it is known, looks a bit like home: only 16% bigger in diameter than Earth and about the same density, suggesting a similar rocky crust and iron core.
On the other hand, maintaining the HF/water concentration at 10%111%) and repeating the experiment using DMA as a solvent, the etched pores had much smoother pore walls (Figure 1c) similar to those etched with DMF 5%5.44%) (Figure 1a) but were shorter in length (around 40 μm) and slightly bigger in diameter (around 1.7 μm).
The Soviets never did get the detailed data required to redesign the ship's barbettes and magazines, but they did know that the 380-mm barbettes was bigger in diameter than that of the 305 mm turret as well as taller than the Russian turrets.
When compared to the diameter (225 μm) and the perimeter (800 μm) of the HMEC spheres, the breast cancer spheres were significantly bigger in diameter (600 700 μm) as well as in their perimeters (1100 1500 μm) (Fig. 1b and c).
