Sentence examples for dimensions so that from inspiring English sources

Although the inherent surface chemistry of the extraction capillary and PDMS tee will favor droplet extraction and oil phase flow past the extraction point, it is also necessary to use proper capillary and channel dimensions so that capillary force and back pressure are balanced to favor droplet but not oil flow into the extraction capillary.

The width of the mat frame should be related to the print's dimensions so that the mat does not overpower the image.

U.S. researchers, for example, have reported achieving invisibility in only two dimensions, so that items disappear when viewed from a specific angle.

Unlike the books themselves, which come in a variety of sizes, the cases have the same dimensions so that the robot does not need to adjust its gripper each time.

But now the bit can be steered precisely in three dimensions so that a well can plunge down through the permafrost and into rock, and then head horizontally for four or five miles, threading its way through oil-bearing zones along the way.

Such, at least, was the custom; but the goblet was found to have a sad tendency to enlarge its dimensions, so that the Emperor began to perceive that he had every year a larger dose of water to drink, and a greater number of ducats to pay for it.

It is one way of measuring the health of a society in that dimension so that it can be compared with others.

When Bob began to speak, I tried to transport my mind into another dimension, so that I wouldn't accidentally set off, in that small room, a chain reaction of coughing laughter.

Mr Barroso told Mr Orbán as diplomatically as he could that he had to go further: he had to address the wider "political" dimension so that Hungary could "have the full backing of the member-states and of the European institutions" to make a success of its six-month presidency of the EU .Hungary is a democracy," said Mr Barroso.

In analogy, consider an ant walking across a flat sheet of paper from point A to point B. If the paper is curved through the third dimension, so that A and B overlap, the ant can step directly from one point to the other, thus avoiding a long trek.

Moreover, these racetrack coils are laid out along their shortest dimension so that 1/3 of their area is overlapped.