Sentence examples for cross section less from inspiring English sources

In this configuration, the conductive top part, i.e., the 60-mm-diameter sphere and the 0.7-m-long conductive wire (its cross section: less than 5% of the sphere's), become the probe for contact with ambient plasma.

This can be explained by excitation cross sections less than 10 MeV, but the magnitude of the effect is dependent on the accelerated alpha-particle/proton ratio.

From the engineering point of view, this represents an important advantage, especially when the mass and the damping of the structure are uncertain or dampers have to be designed, as it makes the assessment of the sensitivity to vortex-induced vibration of bridge deck cross sections less time-consuming and expensive.

The thigh bone became thicker and wider during growth, and the cross-section less circular, as muscle attachments shifted, muscles became shorter, and the growth of the leg slowed.

The cross-sections at fixed intervals for all sizes of pelvis might result in sections at different anatomical positions, which made the measurement results and comparisons of these cross-sections less reliable and valuable.

From this same grandstand perch, the eighteenth tee and the great home fairway are right in front of us as well, where the Swilken Burn, straight-sided and in cross section no less engineered than the Los Angeles River, leaves town in ampersand fashion on its leisurely way across the eighteenth and first to the sea.

Based on the optimization result, the blank holder is redesigned and machined, stamping test results indicate that defect-free stamping parts are formed with same blank holder forces, and the thickness difference between the original and newly stamped parts along a cross section is less than 0.06 mm, i.e. 4.29% of the initial blank thickness.

The cross section was less than 100 nm in the TEM observation, as shown in Fig. 3b.

After that certain position, may be slippage of fibers was occurred so no. of fibers in yarn cross section became less which makes yarn more permeable to flow more air.

A similar situation can be found in the Late Ordovician Fjäcka Shale, Dalarna, Sweden, here an unusual frequency peak of small orthoconic shells with maximum conch cross section of less than 5 mm occurs (Figure 4).

Fragment cross sections show less agreement between experiments, and there are substantial differences between NUCFRG2 predictions and the data.