Sentence examples for bubbles with a radius from inspiring English sources
But bubbles with a radius of 1.7mm across resulted in the highest number of droplets evaporating at the surface of the drink.
Bubbles with a radius bigger than 1 millimeter are quickly broken up by turbulence, while smaller bubbles remain stable due to surface tension.
In particular, from this it follows that a bubble with a radius of (r=1,upmu mathrm{m}) under the above conditions contains (n=2.5times 10^8) molecules.
A parameter sweep was conducted in which bubbles with an initial projected radius of 5 μm were initialized on a 10 μm domain and permitted to evolve to their equilibrium shapes for surface energy ratios of σ αγ /σ αβ = 0.174 to 1.9696, corresponding to theoretical angles of 10° to 85°, and transition sizes of a = 0.05 to 0.3 μm, respectively.
For instance, the gas bubbles need to be characterized with a radius of less than about 10-1 m, for a magma with a viscosity of 104 105 Pa s, because relative velocities between the gas bubbles and the melt are estimated to be less than 10 5 10 4 m/s from Stokes' law.
Experimental results for rising bubbles with initial radii ranging from 0.06 to 1 cm collapsing in water during a short pressure rise are presented.
One is a silicon chip patterned with a ring with a radius of five micrometers.
Each satellite can reach an area with a radius of over 650 miles.
Most clones have a radius between 0.1 and 0.7 (average radius = 0.30), with only 3 clones with a radius above 0.7 (Figure 2A).
