Sentence examples for diameter shape from inspiring English sources

Catalyst characteristics such as pellet diameter, shape and activity distributions inside a pellet are considered simultaneously for reactor design.

Because criteria for obtaining nuclear data (truncation diameter, shape factor) can be set by the operator in NLIA, nuclear size distribution and shape variation can be analyzed.

Analysis of the combined in situ data yielded a quantitative picture of the evolution of the diameter, shape, lattice packing and density of the deposited Pt clusters.

A simple formula to estimate the settling velocity of natural sediment particles has been obtained from the previous work of Dietrich (1982), which can be used for a given sediment diameter, shape factor, and roundness.

A quantitative topological and geometrical comparison of 3D surface models was carried out using the following indicators: 3D vertices/triangles, maximum diameter, shape factor, surface area, volume, along with measured weight and density of the coins (C, D).

Numerous restoration techniques for endodontically treated teeth have been advocated with criteria for success dependent upon variations in length, diameter, shape and surface configuration, quantity of dentinal structure, and materials and techniques used in reconstruction [6 8].

He gestures toward the ceiling to the remnant of the result: a half-globe metal frame, 6 feet high and 5 feet in diameter, shaped "like a hat or a dress".

They are real engineering feats: 12 metres in diameter, shaped as perfect parabolas.

The Jelly Bell hanging lamp, above, by Martin Bilben of Los Angeles, is made of two layers of transparent and red acrylic molded into a 12-inch-diameter shape with inlaid purple acrylic ($600).

It was shown that by altering the concentration and composition of solvents, different morphologies having variant diameters, shape, and distribution can be achieved.

The porous structure of the films, such as porous pattern, materials' diameter, and shape was examined by field emission electron microscopy (FESEM).