Sentence examples for full diameter from inspiring English sources
The "sonar wave" takes a few seconds to reach full diameter, so don't bother using it to spot from afar.
The beam is oval, about 6mm full diameter in the vertical and 3.5mm diameter in the horizontal direction.
The magnetic field conditions necessary for full spinflipper efficiency over the full diameter were evaluated with ultracold neutrons.
Target trees of both species were selected over the full diameter range along this double gradient, and neighbourhood (local density, species identity and diversity) was determined in a 3 m radius.
Even if the arms of the LIGO detectors reached across the full diameter of the Earth — about 8,000 miles — the gravitational ripple would change their length by about one trillionth of a millimeter, or the size of an atomic nucleus.
Gas-water relative permeability was tested in the full diameter cores of three types of reservoirs (matrix pore, fracture and solution pore) in Gaoshiti-Moxi block under high pressure and temperature to analyze features of their gas-water relative permeability curves and gas well inflow dynamics.
The agency has developed an intricate matrix of sub-scale and full-diameter tests, which are less expensive.
Subsequently, the full-diameter section, grains, and the core plug are dried with their weights measured.
After a full-diameter core obtained by sealed coring technique has been cut into two sections, one is weighed and then put into the NMR apparatus to measure its NMR T2 spectrum, while the other is used to obtain a core plug, and some clastic grains from its edge and center.
The HPD adopts the fountain focusing electron optics, which, as already demonstrated in the 5 inch Pad HPD, allows for a linear demagnification of the image over practically the full tube diameter.
A person standing directly below the hole therefore can see an area of the sky around the zenith of radius 5.9 deg (arctan(4.5/43.3)) So the full Moon (diameter 0.5 deg) can be seen in full from the floor of the Pantheon directly below the hole if it has an altitude between 84.3 and 90 degrees (ie. within 5.7 deg of directly overhead).
