Sentence examples for length that would from inspiring English sources

The bonding length that would be sufficient at room or low temperature, becomes insufficient at 600 °C.

A mass driver is an electromagnetic accelerator, probably miles in length, that would use pulsed magnetic fields to accelerate payloads to orbital or near-orbital velocity.

Perhaps Maraniss wanted to leave no doubt about the thoroughness of his research, but even at half the book's length that would have been clear.

A recent estimate predicted they would be an average of 3,000 bases long, but in fact many have turned out to be 50,000 bases or longer, a length that would cover several genes.

The selection is spot-on, though there are at least three other mixtapes of the same length that would live up to Ayres' title without duplicating a single track.

In 2010 there were some 5,000 km (3,000 miles) of rail dedicated to high-speed trains, and the Chinese government was engaged in a huge public-works program to increase the high-speed network to more than 15,000 km (9,000 miles) by 2020 a total length that would give China more high-speed rail than the rest of the world combined.

Now any sphere of endeavour can now be taken to those bafflingly convoluted lengths in the name of telly – lengths that would make most right-thinking individuals question the very sanity of the world.

A probably ancient manner of measuring flute stops in Mindanao dividing flute segments into proportional lengths to produce the octave, fifth, and other intervals recalls a very old Chinese account of cutting bamboo tubes into lengths that would sound these same intervals.

Then they stretched the segments to lengths that would simulate crawling or swimming after feeding and stimulated the muscles with electrical wires to force them to contract.

This period is relatively short compared to work session lengths that would be experienced by workers at a factory.

Alternatively, we could also have avoided this difficulty with longer read lengths that would have given sufficient sequence specificity to tolerate a SNP near the fusion junction.