Sentence examples for mean spacing of from inspiring English sources

The bonding strength is raised when the mean spacing of profile irregularities becomes narrow.

The used existing infrastructure consisted of 117 GNSS PSs with a mean spacing of 40 km and 35 meteorological stations with a mean spacing of approximately 150 km (Fig. 2).

The number density of trapping sites is found to be proportional to the mean spacing of each microstructural feature, including dislocations, grain boundaries and various precipitates.

Surface roughness is characterized by parameters including the root-mean-square roughness, the maximum roughness depth, and the mean spacing of the local peaks of the profile [20].

Let Δ y be the mean spacing of horizontal lines while Δ x be mean spacing of vertical lines, the ideal benchmark checker-box pattern of Figure 14a should produce a ratio of Δ y / Δ x = 1 neglecting lens distortion.

The bundles averaged 20.3 ± 7.0 μm in diameter, were separated by a mean spacing of 0.49 ± 0.40 mm, and entered the cornea at a mean distance of 293 ± 106 μm from the ocular surface.

Note that by "real space out of the material universe" Leibniz does not mean space independent of the mind, but rather, space independent of objects.

This corresponds to a mean stem spacing of about 12 m.

These effects are explained using the mean free spacing of pores and pore-to-pore tortuosity in these systems.

We repeated the sensitivity experiment, changing the mean horizontal spacing of the PWV data from 1.7 to 8.0 km.

Finally, we used a very high-density array (mean probe spacing of 214 bp) to interrogate 241 deletion-CNV and 105 gain-CNV regions identified by the 2.1M array across the 7 test strains.