Sentence examples for entry aperture from inspiring English sources

They are (i) elliptical entry aperture; (ii) hyperbolic profile section and (iii) square exit aperture.

Results indicate that the hybrid Fresnel-based concentrator designed using this method can achieve spatial non-uniformity less than 16.2%, f-number less than 0.59 (focal length to entry aperture diameter ratio), geometrical concentrator ratio 1759.8×, and acceptance angle ±0.23°.

The transparent homogenising optic has a height of 70 mm, an entry aperture of 30 × 30 mm and an output aperture of 10 × 10 mm to match the solar cell.

Like the valleys of West Virginia, the pass supplies an aperture, an entry into the land beyond the mountains, at the northern end of the Appalachian barrier.

Moving rightward in this sequence by one entry is called "closing down the aperture by one f/stop", e.g. from f/8 to f/11.

Entry pressure correlates well to the mean aperture in these simulations when using a Gaussian distribution of fracture aperture.

The analysis is based on all necessary design parameters, i.e., elliptical entry axis, concentrator height and the exit aperture geometry, in order to obtain the optimal overall optical performance of the new 3-D solar concentrator.

Aperture's callout received over 500 entries, from which 24 were chosen, all representing in some way the dystopian present that out-weirds so many futuristic predictions.

Graphical estimates of entry pressure provide a good approximation of the critical aperture controlling the formation of a continuous nonwetting phase pathway in a variable aperture fracture.

The optimised SEH is obtained by investigating its different non-dimensional parameters such as major axis over minor axis of the elliptical entry and the height over side of the exit aperture.

Despite observing multiple instances of direct contacts between Fg and Fc germination hyphae and stomatal apertures, we did not obtain evidence for entry into Bd via stomata.