Sentence examples for characteristic radius from inspiring English sources

For simplicity, we assume that this bunch has a density profile nb = nb0 exp(−r2/2σ2), where nb0 is the peak density, and σ is the characteristic radius.

A two-dimensional optimization for the characteristic radius factors and a linear regression for the spring stiffness coefficient are presented.

The position of the other is determined by the characteristic radius factor, and a torsional spring is added at the position to represent the beam's stiffness.

The scale parameter of Clark's model indicating the characteristic radius of cities is not a real constant, but depends on the urban field we defined.

Instantaneous flame front structure of syngas turbulent premixed flames including the local radius of curvature, the characteristic radius of curvature, the fractal inner cutoff scale and the local flame angle were derived from the experimental OH-PLIF images.

For the effective removal of submicron particles, a higher level surface acceleration is needed since the adhesion forces (mainly van der Waals force for dry surfaces) are related to the particle size and increase approximately linearly as the characteristic radius of small particles that are to be removed decreases.

Conversely, ultraluminous X-ray sources often contain cooler disks with large characteristic radii.

where N is the number of contacts per unit area, c is a constant around 2 that depends on the Poisson's ratio, E is the Young modulus of the bulk material, r is the characteristic contact radius, and κ0=c E r (unit, Pa/m) is the stiffness due to a single contact (Kendall and Tabor 1971; Yoshioka and Iwase 2006).

We argue that a standard disk dominates the radiative output for radii larger than a characteristic transition radius Rc∼˙m×RISCO, where ˙m is the accretion rate in Eddington units and RISCO is the innermost stable orbit.

Furthermore, a large component of this dust occurs as particles for which the characteristic optical radius is 20 60 μm, preventing them from being substantially mixed with the atmospheric column by eddy diffusion.

It is shown that in the limit as a/L→0, where a is the characteristic particle radius and L is the characteristic length scale along the channel walls, the particle concentration remains uniform throughout the channel except for two O a2L 1/3 regions, near the two channel walls, where convection and shear induced particle diffusion balance each other.