Sentence examples for exterior diameter from inspiring English sources

So the manufacturer, the Composite Technology Corporation of Irvine, Calif., can keep the exterior diameter constant and squeeze in 28percentt more aluminum, enabling the cable to carry more electricity, said C. William Arrington, the company's president.

Our research is performed on Wistar rats and is focused on the dynamics of oxidative stress parameters in blood and liver and pro-inflammatory cytokines in liver, after single dose (270 mg l− 1) ip administration of MWCNTs (exterior diameter 15 25 nm, interior diameter 10 15 nm, surface 88 m2 g− 1) functionalized with single strand DNA (ss-DNA).

The 12F suction catheter (4 mm exterior diameter) was inserted into endotracheal tube about 30 cm after blocking negative pressure suction and then slowly rotated and the suction catheter was withdrawn at 150 mmHg.

Select a socket-wrench piece fat enough to exactly match the inner diameter of the chillum bowl if cylindrical, otherwise drill a cylindrical opening matching the exterior diameter of the fat part of the socket wrench piece you have selected.

American Robins, Yellow Warblers, and Carduelis finches breeding in northern Manitoba constructed heavier nests, tended to have thicker nest-walls, and had wider interior and exterior nest diameters than conspecifics/congenerics breeding in southeastern Ontario (Fig. 3).

However, there was no significant difference in burrow characteristics (exterior or interior diameter, wall thickness) between the facies.

In summary, three out of four phylogenetically-independent lineages of birds showed convergence in nest morphologies, constructing heavier, and sometimes thicker-walled nests with wider interior and exterior nest-cup diameters in northern Manitoba compared with southeastern Ontario.

We tested this by comparing the exterior and total eye diameters of 273 species of unfixed teleost fish and found a near 1-to-1 relation (isometric slope, intercept not different from 0; for data please see Additional file 4).

The nuclear magnetic resonance structure of [C117S]YmoB and the homology model of TomB show that the two proteins form a four-helix bundle with a conserved buried cysteine connected to the exterior by a channel with a diameter comparable to that of an oxygen molecule.

The nest is a cup; the dimensions of one nest were 15 (diameter) x 13 (height) cm (exterior) and 8 (diameter) x 9 (height) cm (interior) (Oniki and Willis 1984).

The hydrogels have a continuous exterior and a porous interior, with pore diameters ranging from 6 to 9 μm.