Sentence examples for circumferential width from inspiring English sources
A parametric study is then conducted which examines the effects of varying the circumferential width of the patch load, the vertical extent of the load, the point of application of the load and the pressure distribution within the load.
The results show that the circumferential width of the applied load and the pressure distribution both strongly affect the form and magnitude of the stresses produced in the silo wall.
When the extent of the cleft had been determined, the circumferential width of the scleral flap was extended if necessary.
Localization takes the form of a circumferential band with width the order of the wall thickness.
These circumferential bands have widths of 50 150 km and lie about 50 110 km above the cloud deck.
With the increasing circumferential wavenumber, the instability widths are reduced significantly and the combination instability region might appear.
The distorted flow field is generated by positioning radial and circumferential strips of varying widths upstream of the Aerodynamic Interface Plane.
The machined surfaces of the as-received and ECAP-modified screws were characterised by a dense array of circumferential grooves, each having a width in the range of 80 110 nm.
In this paper, 1D leakage models are proposed based on classical jet theories and dynamics equations, which can be used to evaluate most of the main features of shroud leakage flow, including the mass flow rate, radial and circumferential momentum, temperature and the jet width.
The following guidance will be used in the decision-making process: a deficient meniscal rim providing no circumferential fibre support or an intact rim of less than 2 mm width over the majority of the meniscus.
When the four third-level subarrays in the same circumferential direction are excited by a "quasi-square wave" pulse signal with a pulse width of 30 μs and a voltage of 600 V, the main lobes of the radiation acoustic beams point to 0° in the horizontal plane.
