Sentence examples for finest length from inspiring English sources

In this work, the internal oxidation process and its resultant metal-oxide heterostructures are systematically analyzed in 3D at the finest length scales, using atom probe tomography (APT).

The characteristic peak current and peak potential in LSV, are dependent on fractal dimension (DH), topothesy length and finest length scale of fractality.

With this approach the finest length scales, given by the Batchelor length scale, can be resolved for such a reactive mixing process inside a T-microreactor at stationary flow conditions.

This result yields an a priori estimate for the finest length scales in shear-dominated nematic polymer films and molds based on processing conditions and Frank elasticity constants, which confirms a prediction of Marrucci, 25 years ago (Marrucci, 1985 [36]), based on dimensional analysis in the dynamic tumbling regime.

No, the Italian prime minister's trousers are a fine length; the problem is the cut, which is too skinny and tapered, and lacks weight and volume.

"You have a figure a rider would kill for," he said, adding, before I could misinterpret: "A fine length of leg".

The improved properties are therefore most likely due to the finer length scale available in multicomponent nanocrystalline alloys, and suggest that alloying may suppress the breakdown of Hall-Petch strengthening to finer grain sizes.

The length scale of the overall local uplift area is approximately dozens of kilometers and is oriented NW SE, whereas the finer length scale for the edges of the local uplift area is several hundreds of meters to dozens of meters and is oriented in various directions.

Combined X-ray spectroscopy, diffraction and microscopy experiments are performed to systematically study this cathode material's evolution upon cycling as well as to establish a comprehensive understanding of the structural origin of capacity fade through 2D and 3D fine length scale morphology and heterogeneity change of this material.

Wisden said that as a bowler, Peel had a "fine length, easy action and splendid command of spin", which meant that he "was often a match-winner".

Gradually, he began to sell raw logs and then saw out fine lengths for keels and planking for schooners and cutters, yawls, dories and Chris Craft motor launches.