Sentence examples for definite length of from inspiring English sources

This led him to assert that the tangent does not touch the circle at a point only but along a definite length of the circumference; clearly he was referring to human perception of drawn tangents and circles.

Studies were excluded if there was no definite length of treatment available, or if supplementation was combined erythropoietin treatment.

The reason for choosing 30 days after the VWP, for the indicators PV30 and IV30, was based on a normal oestrus cycle length of 21 days, but with an addition of a few days allowing for the fact that the VWP is not a definite length of time and that the cycle length might vary between cows.

The reasonable geometrical parameters of the clamping bar for a segment of bar with definite length to diameter ratio are determined: the proportion of L1 to the diameter D of the bar is 0.3, and the proportion of L2 to D is 0.25.

It is therefore possible to associate with every angle a definite length, the side of the corresponding equilateral triangle.

Here, micro- and macro- do not refer to any definite length scale but to different levels of complexity or different levels of abstraction (Section 1.2.1).

These distribution diagrams display distinct peaks of DNA fragments of the definite lengths due to a presence of DNA repeats in eukaryotic genomes.

These distribution diagrams display distinct peaks, where DNA fragments of definite lengths are present due to DNA repeats in eukaryotic genomes.

In some recent experiments we observed that ion irradiation of simple hydrocarbons in the electronic excitation regime leads to the formation of sp-hybridized carbon nanowires with well definite lengths.

Just as no clock rules a baseball game, "there are no definites to the length of a musical phrase," said the conductor Dennis Russell Davies, whose father-in-law was a professional pitcher in Japan.

Moreover, the means of communication, which had scarcely undergone any change since the dawn of history, imposed definite limits on the length of the fronts that could be controlled by a single commander three to four miles at most.