Sentence examples for diameter upper from inspiring English sources

The PMB comprises two layers of 10 mm and 20 mm diameter upper and lower alumina spheres packed, respectively.

Graphical illustration of the non-linear smoothers f 1 − f 3 from eq. 4 for tree diameter (upper panel) and tree volume (lower panel) as the dependent variable.

The figure shows the diameter (upper part) and shear rate (lower part) of brachial artery during FMD before (grey-shaded part on the left), during (black-shaded part), and after (grey-shaded part on the right) ischemia.

The reason of that we model a community as a k-plex is it can meet all above requirements for the community search problem, that is, a k-plex community H has good cohesive structure, bounded diameter, upper bound size guarantee.

Although replaced for many purposes by PM10 and PM2.5 collectors, with nominal aerodynamic diameter upper cutoffs of 10 and 2.5 µm, respectively, TSPs (upper cutoff ∼40 µm) were the US EPA testing method for meeting the old 1.5 µg m−3 standard for airborne lead, and they are the backbone for meeting the new standard.

An ultrasound scan of abdomen revealed an enlarged spleen (15.2 cms), portal vein measuring 11 mm in diameter (upper limit of normal) and prominent veins noted at the splenic hilum.

If the diameter of upper airway decreased 15%%, the resistance will increase approximately 1.92 times.

For the ascending aortic diameter, the upper limit of the normal aorta is 35 mm at the age of 20; in an 80-year-old patient the upper limit is close to 45 mm [4].

Further research is required to examine the influence of increasing head and neck flexion and the related pharyngeal diameter on upper airway function in exercising horses.

Preanaesthetic neutral and extension cervical x-rays were performed and demonstrated a hypoplastic odontoid process, and widening of the atlanto axial joint upon flexion, the joint measured 3 mm in diameter, the upper limit of normal (figure 1).

The diameters of upper agglomerates are an order of magnitude greater than those of bottom particles.