Sentence examples for mass and diameter from inspiring English sources

Together with follow-up observations from ground-based telescopes, they could provide bulk properties such as the planet's mass and diameter, and its orbit.

If Planet Nine is indeed a super-Earth, astronomers will be keen to measure its mass and diameter in order to calculate its density and therefore deduce its composition.

The presence of the α-cyclodextrin coat was confirmed by confocal microscopy, and an increase of the mass and diameter of the beads.

Moreover, unlike the standard tester, the newly developed instrument is able to furnish absolute mass and diameter of the yarn in real unit.

In spite of the development of the chemical atomic theory and of the kinetic theory of gases in the 19th century, which allowed quantitative estimates of such atomic properties as mass and diameter, it was still fashionable in 1900 to question the reality of atoms.

Mean weight diameter (MWD) and geometric mean diameter (GMD), reflecting the size distribution of the water stable aggregates after the slaking behavior, are calculated by the weighted average of the mass and diameter parameters of soil aggregates with different agglomerates (Van Bavel, 1949; Gardner, 1956).

For Tritoniella, the species for which we had the most data (central O2 measurements and stage data on 25 field masses and diameter data for 21), central O2 was significantly affected by Stage, which explained 46% of the variance (linear regression; adjusted multiple R2 = 0.457; P = <0.001, N = 24 after one mass was discarded as an outlier) (Fig. 2).

This model predicts wall temperature using the given inputs of fluid pressure, fluid temperature, product of mass flux and diameter, and heat flux.

Root samples were collected down to 1-m depth with the core method during 2005 and 2006, 40 and 114 days after sowing, in order to quantify their mass, length and diameter.

They used a technique called asteroseismology, in which small changes in a star's brightness indicate its mass, age, and diameter.

Not surprisingly, the three measures of fruit size (mass, length, and diameter) were all highly correlated with each other (r = 0.96, Table  2).