Sentence examples for length by which from inspiring English sources
His pending arrival inspired taunts: the Stadium View Bar & Grille here welcomed him by unfurling a 27-foot banner — the same length by which he fell short of surpassing Eric Dickerson's single-season rushing record.
South African champion mare River Jetez led the final pursuers but could get no closer than the half length by which she was beaten, with former German 2,000 Guineas winner Irian, now trained in Hong Kong by John Moore, deadheating with last year's fourth, the locally trained Waikato, a length away in third.
In this paper, the shrouded impeller with blade cutback by 5% to its vane length by which it introduces a rotating vaneless diffuser in between and a conventional shrouded impeller, both with stationary vanless diffuser are analysed on flow diffusion and performance aspects.
The quantity L denotes the average shortest path length by which one can reach node A by node B, and D corresponds to the graph diameter.
Therefore increasing the path length by which solar UVB has to travel through the ozone layer will result in a decrease in the number of UVB photons that reach the earth's surface (Fig. 22).
Because governments since 1945 have conformed to the "arms length principle" by which it is deemed improper for ministers to take direct control of culture, much of the funding and basic administration of the arts has been carried out by unelected quangos.
The essential characteristic of the nonlocal model is the incorporation of a length scale, by which the constitutive law at a material point of a continuum depends on not only this point but also its certain neighborhood.
Scholar-like, the post drew no conclusions and made no accusations; it simply offered a study guide and lesson plan-length curriculum by which students and citizens could investigate the connections on their own.
The conveying length was an accumulation of three lengths: the first flight length, the rebound length, which is affected by the coefficient of restitution, and the rolling/sliding length, which is affected by the coefficient of friction.
Analyses by age at diagnosis are complicated by the effect of lead-time, the length of time by which diagnosis has been advanced for screen-detected cancers which will lower the age at diagnosis.
Intriguingly, the calcium transients lasted for roughly 30 s, which is also the maximum length of time by which a stimulus and a reward can be separated and still be associated.
