Sentence examples for diameter scale from inspiring English sources

Electrospinning can produce continuous nanofibers from submicron diameter scale down to nanometer diameter scale through an electrically charged jet of polymer solution [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13].

A 0.2 m diameter scale model of a polyimide membrane mirror is developed in this study.

The gun itself is about 45m [150ft] long and shoots 4cm- [1.5inch] diameter scale models of the craft – or "launch packages" as they are known.

On the same particle diameter scale are also shown particle fall speeds for the three equations of Bonadonna et al. (1998) and the Ganser equation.

Fig. 1 SEM micrographs (top view) of pristine Ti foil and TiO2 NTs with 15, 50, and 100 nm in diameter (scale bar 500 nm).

In addition, we compared the results of this study with results obtained from smaller diameter projectiles and this comparison suggested a projectile diameter scale effect.

An existing method of representing minimum transport criteria (based on superficial air velocity and solids loading) has been found inadequate for accurately predicting the unstable boundary, especially under diameter scale-up conditions.

It is shown that the average dimensionless drop diameter, scaled by the jet thickness, correlates very well with the dimensionless stretching parameter.

Nanofluids are a new class of heat transfer fluids by dispersing nanometer-size particles, e.g., metal-oxide spheres or carbon nanotubes, with typical diameter scales of 1 to 100 nm in traditional heat transfer fluids.

The template-based method using nanochannel structures such as ion track-etched foils or aluminum oxide membranes [8] is a promising technique to achieve precise length and diameter scales.

It is known that stem diameter scales well with crown extension and thus light competition and that these relations are very species specific, at least for conifers, which might affect the relationship.