Sentence examples for break distance from inspiring English sources

However, amylose and RS affected the textures of rice noodles providing low tensile strength and break distance (extensibility).

Every few years, it seems, astronomers peer deeper into space and find an object at record-breaking distance.

"That quite clearly puts him within record-breaking distance.

Astronomers have taken a picture of a galaxy at a record-breaking distance.

The backbone H-bond then breaks (distance >3.6 Å), but its donor and acceptor atoms remain bound to the same water molecule.

As well, the analysis presented here provides accurate estimates of the breaking distance and time, and the location of the shock path, for any shock waves that occur.

The number of such successive empty blocks determining the (breaking) distance between any pair of HS trains moving in the same direction depends of their maximum operating cruising speed and the breaking/deceleration rate(s).

Considering the breaking distance from the coastline, it is impossible that a similar storm wave (never registered in this area) could occur and be responsible for the detachment and transport of the biggest boulder.

The minimum time (t ij/s/min) in Eq. 1c can be estimated as follows: the leading train (i) after being dispatched from the station should be at least at the minimum breaking distance of the trailing train (j) at the moment when this arrives at the exit signal of the station, which in this case will allow it to proceed.

Equation 1h indicates that the minimum time between departures of the successive trains (i) and (j) from the begin station/terminus should be set up as the maximum of two time periods: the time the leading train (i) needs to reach the minimum breaking distance from the trailing train (j) and the time for setting up a safe departure path for this trailing train (j).

In an attempt to address this problem, Gaul and Blanchette (Gaul and Blanchette, 2006) formulated the contig ordering problem, which attempts to order contigs so that the 2-break distance (DCJ distance) (Alekseyev and Pevzner, 2009; Bergeron et al., 2006) between the resulting scaffold and the reference genome is minimized.