Sentence examples for diameter served from inspiring English sources

A freestanding, mechanically polished, boron-doped diamond disk (0.38 mm thick and 8 mm in diameter) served as the OTE for UV-Vis transmission spectroelectrochemical measurements.

Two other bars (#3) placed at the top of the beams, each of 9.5 mm (3/8 in). in diameter, served as hanging bars for the stirrups.

During the analysis the first, wide bore preseparation capillary with 0.8 mm internal diameter served for removal of the bulk sample components and preseparation of the potentially interfering analytes.

Two Sonotube reinforced cardboard tubes 8 ft long and 2 ft in diameter served as framework for the exposure structures.

Stainless steel screws (1.1 mm diameter) served as electrocorticographic electrodes and were implanted over the somatosensory cortex (1.5 mm lateral to midline, 1.0 mm posterior to bregma) under 1.5% halothane anesthesia with N2O O2 (3:2) ventilation.

In doing so the quadratic mean diameter serves as longitudinal covariate since stand age, as measured in the NFI, shows only a weak correlation with a stands developmental status in Norwegian forests.

To confirm arrhenotoky in the tested individuals, the following procedure was applied: 21 females randomly selected from the stock colony were isolated individually in 1.7-ml microcentrifuge tubes with cabbage head leaf disks (5 mm in diameter) serving as a food source and oviposition site, and their progeny was raised to adulthood also in isolation after egg hatching.

He failed, but in 1937 he built a bowl-shaped antenna 9.4 metres (31 feet) in diameter that served as the only radio telescope in the world until after World War II.

For the preparation of the carbon nanotube paste electrode, a sampler head tube (5 cm in length) with the hole at one end (2 mm in diameter) was served for filling with carbon nanotube paste as the electrode body.

Cytoplasmic dense core vesicles (70-200 nm in diameter) have served as the major ultrastructural characteristic.

Honey cake, which was used as a reinforcer for the marmosets, was cut into tiny portions, shaped into small balls (5 mm in diameter), and served as a standard food item.