Sentence examples for larger void from inspiring English sources

Slimmer voids generally form with a larger void depth.

But now, Douglas was beginning to sense a larger void — and a commercial opportunity — that needed to be filled.

For bubbly flows with larger void fractions, the discarded data of overlapping/clustering bubbles is considerable.

Upon leaving the graphitic units, molecules then rejoin with other molecules diffusing through the porous medium via the larger void space parallel to the graphitic layers.

The incremental filling of the larger void spaces reduced the calculated filling efficiencies from 47% in the first cycle to below 15% in the third through fifth cycle.

Compared to AgNP transport in undisturbed sandstone matrix reported in the literature, their mobility in partially fissured sandstone is enhanced probably due to larger void spaces and higher hydraulic conductivity.

For all GB types, the interfacial shear strength is shown to decrease linearly as the volume fraction of voids at the interface increases; however, this study also suggests that this decrease is much more pronounced in GBs deforming by sliding than by dislocation nucleation or migration, owing to larger void-induced stresses.

For a given sheet density, we find that ribbon-shaped fibers lead to larger voids and lower diffusivities.

The FE-simulations reveal a general trend that larger voids have a higher percentage increase in their volume.

Bundled groups of microfibrils group together to form macrofibrils, typically separated by larger voids or amorphous material.

However, we observe larger voids to be 1 QL in depth, from which we conclude that the depth of the void shown in Fig. 3a is also 1 QL.