This maximum bubble radius was confirmed within ± 20% by measurements of the bubble radius in images taken at about half the bubble lifetime.
According to Rayleigh [ 36], the bubble lifetime τ is proportionally related to the maximum bubble expansion: Rayleigh's equation was derived for free spherical bubbles and may slightly overestimate the size of the bubbles inside a cell [ 26].
As before, this corresponds to a surprisingly large value for the predicted maximum bubble radius (37 µm) that is consistent with the maximum extent of matched-lifetime bubbles in laser-dye solution (~74 µm, Fig. 5(H)).
The second axis separated L. nydeggeri from the other diploid species and L. multiflorum from the other tetraploid species by the following characters: Maximum middle bract width (MMBW), Maximum outer bract width (MOBW) and Maximum inner bract width (MIBW).
Maximum racket width is 12.5 inches (31.75 cm).
Maximum diaphysis width of humeri (Figure 1, H). Maximum width of the distal end (Figure 1, I).
Caliper measurements taken on each vertebra were L4 anterior height, L4 posterior height, L4 maximum mediolateral width, L4 minimum mediolateral width and L4 maximum anteroposterior depth (Figure. 2).
The ratio of maximum proximal width to length is 0.549, making the ulna extremely stout [15].
Capillary width is also known as "loop width," "maximum loop width," "total width," "total caliber of loop," "capillary loop amplitude," "total capillary width," and "external diameter".
Range of motif widths was set to 4 and 20 as the minimum motif width and maximum motif width, respectively.
