Sentence examples for diameter squared from inspiring English sources

Finally, the diameter squared exhibits a linear time variation only at atmospheric pressure.

Specially, he showed that the area of a circle is proportional to its diameter squared.

On an appropriate scale, the slope of the diameter squared versus time is shown to be independent of the drop size at all pressures.

A correlation has been proposed in which the mass flow rate is proportional to D52 multiplied by a factor which is a linear function of particle diameter squared.

At all other pressures investigated (1 5 MPa), the diameter squared displays a negative curvature with time which never becomes linear.

For faster but slightly less accurate results, you can also plug the depth and diameter of the pool into the following formula: V = depth x diameter squared x 5.9.

Comparisons of different-sized apertures for their light-gathering power are calculated by the ratio of their diameters squared; for example, a 25-cm (10-inch) objective will collect four times the light of a 12.5-cm (5-inch) objective ([25 × 25] ÷ [12.5 × 12.5] = 4).

Expressed mathematically, Leonardo's rule says that if a branch with diameter (D) splits into an arbitrary number (n) of secondary branches of diameters (d1, d2, et cetera), the sum of the secondary branches' diameters squared equals the square of the original branch's diameter.

All Dinner's potatoes are pre-cut into Palmer-Watts's preferred 16mm diameter, square at the ends.

Correlations between microstructural parameters and toughness are consistent with the reinforcing mechanisms in composites (crack bridging and crack deviation): toughness is proportional to the grain diameter square root and increases as the fraction of the large grains increases.

Mice were killed when tumours reached a mean tumour diameter (square root of the product of length by breadth) of 17 mm.