Sentence examples for conduit diameter from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 illustrates the eruption rate versus conduit diameter relationship.

Two conduit models were designed, including (1) a uniform conduit diameter model and (2) a non-uniform conduit diameter model.

The increase in plugging performance was caused by conduit diameter heterogeneity and increasing gel particle sizes.

The late exponential recession coefficient decreases with the conduit diameter and conduit storage.

This region may be explained by a conduit diameter of 100±15 m at an elevation of 145 mrad and by a conduit diameter of 50±15 m at an elevation of 60 mrad.

Apparently, the down-sagging U-shaped geomorphology of the crater before the 2011 eruption (diameter: 850 meters) suggests a much smaller conduit diameter than the total crater diameter.

Figure 1 also shows the range of mass flow rates and conduit diameters for the Plinian eruption in AD 79 (Pompei eruption) and for the sub-Plinian eruption in AD 1631.

We studied the effects of the conduit diameters on the rate of axon migration through the scaffold to investigate if manipulation of this geometry could be used to ultimately promote more rapid bridging of the scaffold.

This quantity expresses conductivity variation across species due to conduit diameters, but it should be thought of as the theoretical maximum since it does not capture effects of end-wall resistances, blockage by tyloses, effects of emboli, etc. Traditionally, wood is considered a complex tissue composed of several cell types (Evert 2006).

The association between conduit artery diameter and muscle work has been suggested also in a recent study, in which a reduction in femoral artery diameter was demonstrated in subjects wearing a mechanical device (HEPHAISTOS) allowing an "unloaded orthosis" [ 16], that is, a reduction of muscle work with unchanged gravitational acceleration.

The above studies have reported baseline conduit artery diameter as an index of vascular structure.