Sentence examples for different diameter in a from inspiring English sources

Recent work has shown that electrospinning can be used to produce aligned fibres or combine fibres of different diameter in a sequential manner to achieve structures that guide cell adhesion, movement and differentiation (Gugutkov et al. 2013; Kim et al. 2010; Pham et al. 2006).

Using hydrodynamic shaping and in situ cross-linking of hydrogel precursors, we have developed a highly efficient "hydrodynamic spinning" approach for synthesizing hydrogel fibers of different diameters in a multiphase coaxial flow.

Here we quantify the critical stresses associated with basal slip and twinning in single-crystal and bi-crystal magnesium samples by performing in situ compression of micropillars with different diameters in a scanning electron microscope.

The coefficient of drag of the shape CD and drag D has evaluated as a function of wind velocity at different diameters in a preceding paper [24].

Numerical examples for 1 MHz and 2.25 MHz transducers are given and scattered wave fields generated by holes of different diameters in an aluminum half-space are compared with the wave fields generated in the defect-free environment.

The results of the investigation of interphase heat transfer from gas (air) to spherical particles of different diameter in vertical pneumatic conveyin valid over a wide range of volumetric concentrations of the solid and of particle Reynolds numbers.

Slight alterations in the assembly interfaces might lead to oligomers of different diameter in the cell.

A forged part with three different diameters in height was produced in a two-stage forming process using the introduced transfer press.

Comparing sample #1 and sample #2 with different diameters in Table 1 the smaller diameter results in a smaller projectional area (Sn) and entire effective area (Sa), leading to a higher cell efficiency.

There are a total of ten different diameters in the mold; shown here are representative three with diameters of 500, 300, and 120 nm (smallest).

A transition region was found for particles with different diameters in regions between 0° and 180° within which particles with large sizes are difficult to transport.