Sentence examples for kernel diameter from inspiring English sources

The study utilized three sieve fractions of varying kernel diameter (>3.35, >2.80 and >2.36 mm) from six seedlots.

Critical manufacturing limits were calculated for the key attributes of a low enriched TRISO-coated nuclear fuel particle with a kernel diameter of 425 μm.

Results showed average kernel weight, kernel diameter and test weight of grain sorghum increased as irrigation capacity increased, whereas kernel hardness index decreased as irrigation capacity increased.

Using this approach, the effects of roll gap and kernel diameter on wheat breakage can be described using just four parameters.

Previous work introduced the breakage equation describing First Break roller milling of wheat in terms of a breakage function that incorporated relevant input and processing parameters such as roll gap, kernel diameter and kernel hardness.

When the vortex velocity is high relative to the flame speed and the length scale is comparable to the kernel diameter, the vortex breaks through the ignition kernel carrying with it hot products of combustion.

Previously, the internal gelation process and a hood-scale apparatus with a vibrating nozzle were used to form gel spheres, which became UO2 kernels with diameters between 350 and 850 μm.

The local average subtracted map R ⌢ is then given by (4) In this work, we used a disk kernel with a diameter 3 times that of the active region model.

Grain hardness, weight, moisture, and diameter of kernels were analyzed using the Single-Kernel Characterization System 4100 (Perten Instruments).

Data collected on the ears and kernels (fruits) include: ear and cob diameter (cm), cob mass (g), total kernel mass (g/ear), ear length (cm), and 10-kernel mass.

Finally, a population balance model employing diameter based coalescence kernel is used to rationalize the time evolution of droplet size distributions.