Sentence examples for distance length from inspiring English sources

The inter-electrodes distance (length) and width of the surface-type samples were 5 and 4 mm, respectively.

In the Olympics, the criteria for superior achievement are often measurable (time, distance, length); the criteria for excellence in literature, by contrast, are entirely subjective, whether among readers, critics or prize juries.

The inter-electrodes distance (length) and width of the surface-type samples were in the range of 10 12 mm and 5 6 mm respectively.

The inter-electrodes distance (length) and diameter of the surface-type samples were in the range of 6 8 mm and 10 mm, respectively.

The critical distance length should in principle be deduced from the plain specimen fatigue limit and the threshold stress intensity factor range.

The alignment and flocking density of CFs and the electrochemical properties of SPAN electrodes were investigated with various flocking parameters of flocking distance, length of CF, and loading weight.

This allows one to identify crucial parameters of the new instrument (i.e. distances, lengths, thicknesses, materials), and to optimise them.

A connected graph G is k-geodetically connected (k-GC) if the removal of less than k vertices does not affect the distances (lengths of the shortest paths) between any pair of the remaining vertices.

If you do this for a number of distances, lengths, and times, you'll see a relationship emerge: the distance of a falling object is proportional to the time squared; the period of a pendulum is proportional to the square root of the pendulum's length.

This book has overview maps, hiking distances, lengths of time and elevation gains.

Journal of Experimental Biology 210: 655-667; I have given the projection distances and lengths for the Bolitoglossa salamanders (see table 1).