Sentence examples for longitudinal distance from inspiring English sources

It is noted that amplifier performance is more sensitive to the longitudinal distance of flexure hinges.

Sliding mode control has been applied in vehicle longitudinal distance control.

The power-saving mechanism is obvious and sensitive to the longitudinal distance when the fish are in a school within a small lateral distance.

Because all paraxial rays from a given object point unite at the same image point, the resulting longitudinal distance (l′) is independent of the particular paraxial ray that is traced.

All these features improve the mixing performance of this novel overlapping crisscross micromixer by 46% compared with the mixing indices of the staggered herringbone mixer for the longitudinal distance L= 2047μm.

Two masonry dams were build in the mine, with cross-section areas of 10.2 m2 and longitudinal distance of 5.7 m, creating an explosion chamber with a volume of 58 m3.

These problems are exacerbated when a disparate range of values is to be considered for the layers' thicknesses and material properties (resistivities, permittivities, and permeabilities), the transverse and longitudinal distances between source and observation points, as well as the source frequency.

Longitudinal distances of the stations from the 105° magnetic meridian are less than 0.7°.

They cover the magnetic latitude range (in CGM coordinates) from 59.6° to 55.2° along the 105° magnetic meridian (longitudinal distances of the stations from the 105° meridian were less than 0.7°).

While it has been suggested before that in rocky shore environments, latitudinal patterns can be detected regionally while local patterns might be obscured by smaller-scale environmental variables or biological interactions [22], [77], the idea that latitudinal differences may be conserved across large longitudinal distances is novel and warrants further testing.

Ghaffari et al. [ 109, 270] showed ability of the TM to support traveling wave which is similar to that of the BM near the best place and suggested that the cochlear micromechanics should be treated as a global process involving significant longitudinal distances.