This size of this circle is arbitrary, but a reasonable choice is to make it equal in diameter to the width of a pixel.
At the working end of the twist there are two sharp points called spurs, which score a circle equal in diameter to the hole, and two radial cutting edges that cut shavings within the scored circle.
To achieve this, SUVmax was measured in each hot sphere in the phantom for the OSEM images using a 3-D volume of interest, equal in diameter to each true sphere size and centred on the sphere.
Try to keep the twig equal in diameter and length.
When equal in tree diameter, species 2 (e.g., European beech) has a much larger crown radius and crown area (Fig. 8a and b, respectively) compared with species 1 (e.g., Norway spruce).
However, recent results by Miller et al. [ 18] suggest that despite pre-surgical vascular mapping and equal vascular diameters in adequate and failing fistulas, female patients were more likely to suffer from technical failure and early AVF thrombosis.
The longer electrode in each pair was equal or larger in diameter.
PTMC is defined as tumours of less than or equal to 10mm in diameter [ 7].
This latter lens will give you the image of a full moon approximately equal to 5mm in diameter on your film or digital sensor.
A unit of magnification commonly used in microscopes and telescopes is the diameter, the magnification in diameters being equal to the number of times the linear dimensions of the object are increased.
Sober tables of research are regularly interrupted by facts of the strange-but-true variety: "Total quantity of rain falling yearly in the metropolis, 10,686,132,230,400 cubic inches", or "The drainage of London is about equal in length to the diameter of the earth itself".
