Sentence examples for it's radius from inspiring English sources

Ignitor takes a different approach than ITER, using a much smaller and more compact tokamak (it's radius is 1.3 meters compared with ITER's 6.2 meters) and a much stronger magnetic field to compress the plasma.

It's radius is considered to be nine times that of Earth.

It is Radius — TWC, not the Weinstein Company.

In general, the supportive bone is classified as it is: Radius for the forearm and Tibia for the lower leg.

Boat design is generally measured by the sheerline and the shape of the hull, but with Bassani's, it's the details: the radius of the compass, the grain of the maple, the hardware.

The Stokes radius Rs is larger than Rmin because it is the radius of a smooth sphere whose f would match the actual f of the protein.

Earth's core is about half its radius and mostly iron, about 90% iron, while the lunar core is probably about a tenth of its radius, it's very small.

It's not a radius curve that you get tired of.

As with today's pie charts, the area of each wedge is proportional to the figure it stands for, but it is the radius of each slice (the distance from the common centre to the outer edge) rather than the angle that is altered to achieve this.

It is the radius of gyration of a particle that defines the size of the mesh pore through which it can enter.

This effect is not observed in the basal region of the cochlea, and it seems that it is the radius of curvature that is the main parameter responsible for the difference in this effect.