Sentence examples for in a total length from inspiring English sources

Two sentences of male and female speakers in a total length of 20 s were used for the evaluation.

Inside the cells, 6 blocks of FEBEX bentonite compacted to a dry density of 1.65 g/cm3 were stacked, resulting in a total length similar to the thickness of the clay barrier in a repository, as per the Spanish Reference Concept.

The growth rate of indicator of a share of hard-surface roads in a total length of public roads characterizes changes in their structure, i.e. relative dynamics and in this connection it objectively has to be slightly lower than the growth rates given above.

The alignable positions of the three genes from each species were combined in a total length of 2,692 bp, i.e., 520 bp of COI, 504 bp of ND4 and 1,668 bp of 18S rRNA genes.

A comparison across HLA, FLA, DLA, BoLA, SLA, and H2 showed that, although the Aime-MHC did not extend its DR subregion and retained only relic DP pseudogenes, its DQ subregion has expanded and four functional DQ loci survived the MHC gene death process (Figure 4), resulting in a total length of 636,503 bp (Table 1).

Analysis of polymorphisms in a total length of 3.7 Kb from segments of five candidate genes found 354 SNP variations.

In this experiment, the bars were embedded in concrete a total length of 16.5 times the bar diameter with a bond length of 5d ps  = 63.5 mm (Choi 1988; Campione et al. 2005).

Short-term employments were common: 30.6% of the seamen and 41.9% of the fishermen had in 1989 1998 a total length of service of less than 6 months.

A corollary of the above arguments is that several relationships between flagellum and head lengths result in a total length-to-velocity relationship that is an asymptotic function of total length (figure 1).

For each run, we used a burn-in of 30 000 and a total length of 100 000 which gave consistent results across runs in a pilot study.

In addition, the Yangtze River or Changjiang River is the longest river in China with a total length of 6300 km (see Table 3).