Sentence examples for channel distance from inspiring English sources

Our simulations show that a large-channel radius as well as a large channel to channel distance diffuse nutrients farther through a 3D hydrogel.

The results show that an increase in channel distance or plate width increases the total heat transfer surface area and decreases pressure drop in the condenser.

The process is easily scalable as demonstrated by fabricating a 75 cm3 scaffold with about 16,000 interconnected channels (about 1 m2 surface area) and with a channel to channel distance of only 78 μm.

The width of the nano-channel is approximately 70 nm, while the inter channel distance is approximately 130 nm which is matched well with the top surface morphology of the TNP.

TC-3 initiates from a tussock fen transitioning into black spruce muskeg with an average slope of 2.0% and a steep headcut dropping >15% over a 2 m channel distance (Figs.  8c, 2d).

This efficient contact can be maintained over long channel distances, allowing a large number of separation stages to be reached.

An optimal ratio of the channel diameter to the inter-channel distance was proposed so as to increase the total membrane filtration area of the membrane tube.

This effect may be positive or negative; slight or significant largely depends upon channel diameter, location, inter-channel distance, shape, and orientation, which also play a great role in the multifunctional performance of the composites.

Based on this mechanism, the authors in [11] examine several metrics such as the autocorrelation function, the fairness index of channel reuse pattern and the minimum co-channel distance among the BSs.

An estimator designed for operating in the original phase domain, [-π ~ + π), can hardly be optimal because a phase can be wrapped corresponding to the inter-channel distance and the direction of arrival (DOA) angle.

The reach represented less than 6% of upstream main-channel distance and 2% of upstream basin area.