Sentence examples for from a diameter from inspiring English sources

Natural-fibre, man-made filament, and wire ropes ordinarily range upward from a diameter of 3/16 in.

The designers of the future European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) have decided to shrink the telescope's primary mirror from a diameter of 42 meters to 39.3 meters.

The weighted average approach was extended by Zhang et al. ([2010]) to include stand-level outputs from a diameter distribution model.

Zhang et al. ([2010]) extended this approach to also include stand-level outputs from a diameter distribution model (equation 20 of Table 1).

Results for 3 different particle sizes are shown, from a diameter of (sim 2) nm to a diameter of (sim 6) nm.

H 1 = dominant height at age A 1. N 1 = number of trees per ha at age A 1. N ^ 2 = predicted number of trees per ha at age A 2. B 1 = stand basal area at age A 1. B ^ 2 = predicted stand basal area at age A 2. B ^ 2 D = predicted stand basal area at age A 2 from a diameter distribution model.

The spines and dendrites we recorded fluorescence transients from had a diameter of 0.94±0.04 and 1.22±0.06 µm respectively (Fig 1 and 2).

The incorporation of nitrogen correlates with a significant diameter reduction from a mean diameter of 2.1 nm down to 0.7 nm.

R was calculated ranges from 1.5 to 2.5 nm (a diameter from 3 to 5 nm), in reasonable agreement with the XRD results.

Exosomes are small EVs derived from endosomes, with a diameter between 30 100 nm.

The smallest microplastics sampled from sediment had a diameter of 1 µm.