Sentence examples for essentially the width of from inspiring English sources
It is shown that: (1) in the case of perfectly conductive plates magnetic field constricts essentially the width of main area of dynamic instability; (2) if plate's material has the finite electroconductivity, then the certain value of the intensity of external magnetic field exists, exceeding of which excludes the possibility of appearance of parametric type resonance.
Because the FPI temperature is essentially measured from the width of the fringes, the larger finesse allows more accurate measurements of the temperature, and may contribute to differentiate the OH contamination.
At Life Time Fitness, the Minnesota company that has clubs in 23 states, roughly half of them have removed some machines and banished the rest to the corners to make way for what a spokeswoman referred to as "jungle gyms," essentially seven-rung ladders the width of a small room from which people can push, pull and otherwise suspend themselves.
To characterize these variations, we used the normalized standard deviation of the detected signal as our characterization of the deviation from the ideal object field without the interference induced distortion: (16) σ ¯ s = 〈 S 2 〉 − 〈 S 〉 2 〈 S 〉 2 This is essentially a measure of the width of the distribution of normalized signal.
The calculations show that the solubility of both C1 and C2 in the continuous phase in combination with the concentration of C2 and the average emulsion drop size as well as the width of its distribution determines essentially the stability of emulsions.
The obtained results show unambiguously that the position and the width of the phase inversion region is essentially governed by the kinetic of the dynamic vulcanization process.
Cover 3 is essentially a defense with three safeties, each responsible for a third of the width of the field.
Essentially, the "official forecast" is just one big game of "connect the dots". So what does the width of the cone represent?
The width of roads, everything.
The width of the stripe pure Sloane.
