Sentence examples for mean sizes in from inspiring English sources

In this context, experimental heat transfer studies have been conducted on a 0.6-m high single vertical tube, 0.5- and 1.0-m high U-tubes, and a 0.5-m high finned U tube, located in the top 10% height of a 100 mm×100 mm cross-section and 5.5-m tall CFB riser using silica sand of three mean sizes in the range of 143 to 363 μm as the bed material.

The solid lipid nanoparticles with small size (the mean size in the range of 120 200 nm) and narrow particle size distribution (with values of polydispersity index in the range of 0.14 0.19) had been produced by this method.

The feedstock were either cladded alumina/titania powder or a mixture of conventional fused and crushed Al2O3 powder with agglomerated TiO2 nanometric particles, the resulting mean size in both cases being about 50 µm.

A spherical reservoir with a radius of 7.5 × 10 1 1.0 × 100 m, as required to seal a crack of mean size in the model of this study (Fig. 4b), is greater than the vein spacing observed in thin sections, suggesting that the set of quartz veins observed in our field study might not have formed from a single event.

Nanoparticles of TiO2 anatase with mean size in the range 5 10 nm are prepared [20] by precipitation of TiCl4 in aqueous medium in the range 2 ≤ pH ≤ 6.

m can be defined as the maximum number of offspring coding systems produced by a coding system of a size equivalent to the mean size in a population.

> Prostate sarcomas are usually large at presentation; the mean size in this study was 7.9 cm.

Thus, the real mean size in the combination group was not definitively smaller than that in the surgery group.

On average, there were 1.48 (range 1 9) hepatic implants removed at the second surgery, with a mean size in maximum diameter of 2.0 cm (range 0.3-5.0 0.3-5.0

When the tumors reached a mean size of 200 500 mm, mice were randomized (day 10) in each experimental and control groups depending on tumor size, in order to start the treatment with a similar mean size in each group.

Thus, selective pressures from nonretention mortality in large stream-types would reduce mean length in males and select against 3-ocean males but increase mean size in females and select against 2-ocean females.