Sentence examples for half area of the from inspiring English sources

The typical value of f is in the order of 0.1 (Aschwanden et al. 2014), the typical sunspot area for generating X10 class flares (approximately 1032 erg) observed in 1989 to 1997 was 3×10−4 of the half area of the solar surface (Sammis et al. 2000), and the typical magnetic field strength of the sunspot is in the order of 1,000 G (e.g., Antia et al. 2003).

The first acquisition started in November, 2011, when Coal 1−2 of 12,407 working face hadn't been mined and the coal seam was in original state, and the acquisition was background survey for strata; the second acquisition was carried out 4 months later, when nearly half of Coal 1−2 of 12,407 working face had been mined, and half area of the working face was goaf and the other maintained unmined.

The left half area of each sample has sealed with epoxy.

Figure 2b, however, presents uniformly distributed particles covering more than half areas of the silicon surface and leaving appropriate gaps between particles.

C, GSUS: Hypoechogeneity; PDUS: grade 0, no flow signal in the synovium; grade 1, separate dot signals or short linear signals; grade 2, clearly discernible vascularity with either many small vessels or several long vessels with or without visible branching, though involving less than half the area of the synovium; grade 3, vessels involving more than half the area of the synovium.

The demolition of 7 hectares of homes will also approximately half the area of the camp.

Trawlers working on continental slopes alone cover about half the area of the United States.

It suggests preserving 2.5 million acres in Massachusetts, or half the area of the state, from development.

A 13-screen, 2,800-seat 2,800-seatter will be on the lowest level of the 500,000-square-foot comovie, less theaterlf the area of the first project.

In 1869 he became superintendent of missions in a number of central and western states, eventually having supervision over half the area of the United States.

The Arab walls (rebuilt in the 13th and 14th centuries and torn down in the 19th century) encompassed less than half the area of the Greco-Roman city.