Sentence examples for complete surface area from inspiring English sources

Since the complete surface area of a sphere is 4π times the square of its radius, the total solid angle about a point is equal to 4π steradians.

A 3 m wide controlled traffic system allowed one of each pair to be maintained as a non-wheeled plot, while the complete surface area of the other received a single annual wheeling treatment from a working 100 kW tractor.

Paw print area: complete surface area contacted by the paw during a stance phase, IV.

The following adjustments to the regional surface areas were made in order to encompass the complete surface area.

Analysis of the recording generated a wide range of parameters of which only paw pressure (light intensity, which is the mean brightness of all pixels of the print at maximum paw contact, ranging from 0-255 arbitrary units) and paw print area (complete surface area contacted by the paw during a stance phase) were analysed.

After decalcification was complete, the surface areas of the four compartments (i.e., LFC, MFC, LTP and MTP) at risk for OA lesions were each divided into four 3-mm thick osteochondral slabs (anterior to posterior for the tibia and abaxial to axial for the femoral condyle).

As cells continue through anaphase, telophase and cytokinesis, membrane recycling starts again, resulting in rapid and complete recovery of surface area even before executing abscission [1].

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The cyclic voltammetry results show a high C2H2 coverage on the Pt surface and an almost complete loss of the electrochemical surface area in the presence of 0.14 mM C2H2.

The N-terminal side of BAK1LRR makes contacts with the BRI1-bound BL, resulting in the sandwich of BL between the two proteins and a nearly complete burial of the BL surface area (∼4 Å after BAK1LRR binding).

A high cation cross-sectional area to available area ratio led to complete surface coverage and large d-spacing, favoring the dispersion of the filler.