Sentence examples for disk left from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Sealed slot disk (left) and sealed tapered disk (right).

Also, it can point out that as the contact angle increases, failure could initiate in locations closer to the geometric center of the disk ( left( {{{m = r} mathord{left/ {vphantom {{m = r} R}} right. kern-0pt} R} to 0} right) ).

Type Iax supernovae most likely form in binary star systems when a superdense, carbon- and oxygen-rich white dwarf star (center of disk at left) robs material from its helium-rich partner, eventually accumulating enough mass on its surface to trigger an explosion.

This allows the internal GPS antenna (the black disk to the left, pictured in Fig. 1) to receive adequate signal for generating a one-pulse-per-second (1 PPS) heartbeat or master timing signal.

The platinum disk on the left side was intensively exposed to the microscope light (by zooming the field of view) and was completely covered with P+ particles.

For example, if you try to scratch a disk on the left or right desk beatlock will make sure that the disk continue playing to match the rhythm of the song after you are done scratching.

For example, if one of the disks was green red (left part green, right part red), the subjects needed to indicate "same" if the other disk was also green red and "different" if the other disk was red greed.

For example, an Amplatzer® device used for closure of a 36 mm ASD, has a left atrial disk diameter of 52 and a right atrial disc diameter of 46 mm; in this case, 52 mm was chosen as the device size in our study.

The left optic disk had blurred margins with bigger white lesions in its nasal and temporal aspects with an associated localized vitreous opacity on its surface (Fig. 1).

Ophthalmic examination showed no light perception and bulbar atrophy in the right eye, 6/10 with keratic precipitate, trace cell in the anterior chamber, and disk swelling in the left eye (Figure 2A,B).

In a slightly different direction we prove thatB(H) viewed as a bimodule over the disk algebra with the left action given by multiplication by a coisometry and the right action given by multiplication by an isometry is an injective module.