Sentence examples for cross section of the first from inspiring English sources

The cross section of the first and second passage are rectangular with aspect ratio 1 1 (AR = 1) and 2 1 (AR = 2) respectively, while the third passage is wedged shaped with slot discharge configuration to simulate the trailing edge ejection design.

Figure 4 b shows a cross section of the first guide section.

With further increase in load, the necking initiated near the cross section of the first leading bolt hole.

In wild type plants, cross sections of the sixth internodes showed well organized and regular shaped vascular vessel and fiber cells (Fig.  7a), while most of the vessel cells were collapsed in the mtirx1- 1 mutant plants (Fig.  7b and c).

From Eq. 2, we can easily deduce that the Raman enhancement scales with the cross section of the metallic nanostructures, with the fourth power of the Mie enhancement, and inversely with the tenth power of the distance between the graphene and nanoparticle center.

The first term on the RHS is the effect of time variation of B over the cross section of the filament A and the second term is the change in magnetic flux content due to the motion of the boundary line l enclosing the DFB.

A 1952 Oldsmobile repair manual is displayed (with a rocket ship next to the engine on the cover), as is a 1923 photograph of a full-size mock-up of a cross section of the Holland Tunnel (one of the first tunnels designed for automobiles).

The top surface and the alumina barrier layer were also flat. Figure 1a shows a schematic cross section of the model used in this first stage, where d int is the inter-pore distance, d p the pore diameter, t w the pore wall thickness, L is the pore length and t b is the barrier layer thickness.

A cross section of the system was used as the second model geometry (see the section 'Geometry', Fig. 7), which has concentric boundaries with curved electrodes.

In the third zone, the cross section of the reactor is increased to reduce gas speed which passes through the zone.

A cross section of a second microsample collected from the same location as the one studied by SRXTM was prepared.