Sentence examples for identical square from inspiring English sources
Two identical square gas burners with side length of 15 cm were used as the fire sources with propane burning in still air.
This paper is about experimental study of air flow around two identical square cylinders arranged in tandem with the use of particle image velocimetry approach.
In an example found at Hawara (2nd century ce), almost every letter (even ρ, τ, ι) would go into an identical square; only ϕ and ψ cross it above and below, μ, ω, and π horizontally.
During the study, aeroelastic vibration tests and high-frequency force balance tests are conducted for two identical square prism models of buildings with an aspect ratio of 8 in a turbulent boundary layer flow.
It'll happen to you someday!) and if, in your longhaired and/or miniskirted nineteen-sixties youth, you identified in any way with the counterculture, then you probably viewed the astronauts as a bunch of identical square peas in a vanilla-colored rectangular pod.
It consists of two pairs of identical square loops, one for generating uniform fields, which is a Helmholtz coil pair, and the other for generating the second-order field gradient by subtracting the Helmholtz coils' field with equal magnitude at the center.
It is trivial to cut a square into four smaller, identical squares.
As for special cases, we studied the superposition of the two identical squares ("4+4") and two hexagonal ("6+6") periodic wave fields at specific angles, respectively, and obtained a series of interesting complex PDNBs.
Training involved exposure for a set time (e.g., 100 s) to two identical squares, after which one of the squares changed to a cross (the novel object), which we refer to as a "novelty transition".
Wild-type flies require at least 50 s of visual training (or exposure) to identical squares to produce a selective response to a novel cross and a suppression of a response to the competing non-novel square.
The open-field box (40×40×30 cm high) was divided into 16 identical squares by invisible but computer-detectable lines, and the open-field was illuminated by a dim light (20 lux).
