Sentence examples for equatorial circumference from inspiring English sources

For example, in the lowest energy-state of the hydrogen atom, the electron is distributed spherically about the proton at a mean nonzero distance and with a wavelength equal to the equatorial circumference of the spherical distribution.

We may imagine that we replace clouds distributed along the ITCZ (Fig. 2a) by clouds along the IMC coastline, which has length comparable to the equatorial circumference (Fig. 2c).

But when further increasing the reaction time to 10 min and keeping the concentration of sodium citrate certain, nearly all of the ZnO microspheres show large cracks along the equatorial circumference in Figure 1m,n, which may be due to the slightly increased tension of the inner spheres.

For example, given the equatorial circumference of the Earth is about and c about, the theoretical shortest time for a piece of information to travel half the globe along the surface is about 67 milliseconds.

That's equivalent to four trips per day around the equatorial circumference of the Earth (each trip around the equator is 24,901.55 miles in distance) or nearly half the distance to the Moon (238,855 miles), according to NASA facts and figures.

The frequency with which lens epithelial cells pass through the equator must be uniform along the equatorial circumference to maintain a spheroidal shape during lens development.

Briefly, successive layers of lens fibers were peeled around the lens circumference until an equatorial diameter of approximately 5 mm was reached.

At two specific locations, 6 mm and 7 mm equatorial diameter, groups of straight fibers (i.e. those lacking opposite end curvature) were carefully dissected from the lens circumference, retrieved and photographed (Fig. 3).

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