Sentence examples for in terms of radius from inspiring English sources

By parameterizing the orbits in terms of radius and periapse orientation relative to the P1 P2 line, the short- and long-term behaviors of the trajectories are predictable.

"We have gone to the federal government and have had discussions about that airspace, if whether the use of it can be reduced in terms of radius and the number of aircraft," said Ahlerich, who has spent six years with the league and worked 25 years with the F.B.I. as an agent and senior associate.

A theoretical model is presented which successfully predicts the experimental variation with time of the frequency and amplitude of a rigid sphere oscillating at a fluid-liquid interface in terms of radius, height of fall and physical properties, when the sphere is separated from the interface by a draining film.

The studies dealing with convective stress scaling often aim to provide an expression for stress in terms of radius and mass of a planet to predict the likelihood of plate tectonics.

To satisfy equation (6), the angle θ, represented in terms of radius of the wheel r and height of the step h, has to satisfy the following condition: cos theta =frac{r-h}{r}underset{bar{mkern6mu}}0 (7).

The scaling behavior for the size of spherical micelles is predicted, in terms of radius of gyration (R g,m)) and thickness of corona (Hcorona), as a function of solvent ionic strength (c(s)) and polyelectrolyte length (NA), which are R g,m) ∼ c(s)(-0.06 N(A)(0.54) and Hcorona ∼ c(s)(-0.11 N(A)(0.75).

The conductivities of the samples are discussed in terms of radii and coordination numbers of the cations.

For each metal filler, circa 100 particle tips where measured from the FESEM images in term of radius of curvature (Rtip) and aspect ratio between the tip height (Htip) and its full width at half maximum (FWHM).

Given the Cartesian equation for a curve, the polar equation for the same curve can be obtained in terms of the radius r and the angle θ by substituting r cos θ and r sin θ for x and y, respectively.

He established the formula π r 2 for the area of a circle in terms of its radius.

Consider, for example, finding the volume of a cylinder in terms of the radius of its base and the height.