Sentence examples for cm equivalent from inspiring English sources

The size of drops was varied from 0.2 to 0.4 cm equivalent spherical diameters and the concentrations of Teepol ranged from 0 to 0.5 cm3/l.

In an example of these young dunes, there is a total of 2 cm equivalent thickness of dust materials, giving a deposition rate of 0.5 0.7 cm ka−1.

The illuminated part of the raceway reactor configuration (total length of 80 cm) was operated at two liquid depths (5.0 and 2.5 cm) equivalent to two irradiated reactor volumes (2 and 1 L) and using Ri ratios in the range 0.30 0.65, which changed the dark reactor volume.

Mean SOC density decreased from 175.1 mg ha− 1 to 30 cm (equivalent mass depth) for the native wetlands to 168.6 mg ha− 1 for the uncultivated wetlands and 87.2 mg ha− 1 for the cultivated wetlands in the agricultural field.

The reaction was started with the addition of 10 µl 5 pM of MtCM (i.e., 185 ng of CM equivalent to 12.5 nM final concentration of the dimer based on the molecular mass of 36,948 Da).

(7) Excavating along the edge of the filled gap along the direction of mining boundary, excavating 9 cm (equivalent to 5.4 m in actual roadway development rate), continue to excavate every 5 min, recording the time of each excavation, observing and photographing after each excavation, while recording deformation and stress data until excavation reached the mining boundary line.  .

WC ranging from 91 to 93 cm was equivalent to BMI 25 kg/m for overweight, and 99 to 103 cm was equivalent to BMI of 30 kg/m for obesity in terms of predicting 10-year absolute CVD risk.

The columns could be operated with retention of their adsorption properties at speeds of up to 1800 cm h−1, equivalent to 0.5 column volumes per minute.

Concerning the design of technical electrodes one can conclude that louvered electrodes exhibiting heights of the single stripe up to 15 cm are equivalent to the normally used expanded mesh or perforated electrodes with respect to their performance and cell resistance.

Lugo and Brown (1992) and Chave et al. (2003) maintained that small tree biomass (DBH <10 cm) is equivalent to 5%% of large tree biomass.

As one average sized individual deposits 1.4 × 10-3cm d-1 sediment at the surface,[19] a population size of 7 m-2 is needed to deposit a 0.3 cm layer (equivalent to Lox) every month.