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In [22], the mean width of the Firey linear combinations of convex bodies was studied, and the lower bound of the mean width of the Firey linear combinations of convex body and its polar body was given.

The mean width of the KM was 0.4 ± 0.5 mm per implant before STG, and it was significantly (p < 0.01) improved to 4.3 ± 1.5 mm.

The mean width of the terraces (approx. 30 nm) can be deduced from the linescan in Figure 1b. Figure 1 Morphology of the virgin 4H-SiC (0001), 8° off-axis surface.

To conclude, these spatially averaged monoaural parameters have been correlated with geometric variables by using linear regression and only weak correlations with the mean width of the churches and with the height/width ratio have been found.

It is shown that the mean width of the side edge gap between the flap and the undeflected portion of the airfoil has a significant influence on the intensity of the radiated sound.

The mean width of the resulting scratch over 6 points was then measured under 200× optical magnification and compared to similar data from materials of known Mohs hardness ( aluminium, steel, copper, glass and quartz) and Mohs hardness values of the deposited films were calculated.

Dyar [18] described six larval instars for this species and reported the mean width of caterpillar heads at the various stages, but he did not give the range of sizes within stages.

For in-plane motion, the two slits at either side of the beam have widths d1 x) = + x and d2 x) = – x, respectively, where denotes the mean width of slit i, and x is the displacement of the beam (we take the mean displacement x̅ = ⟨ x t)⟩ = 0).

The mean width of keratinized tissue for the PTG group and OFD group was 1.5 mm (± 1.0) and 2.8 mm (± 1.2), respectively.

The mean width of tree-rings for the larch was 1.72 mm ± 1.45 (SD) and 0.26 (SE) compared to 1.18 mm ± 0.8 (SD) and 0.17 (SE) for the young birches (average age of 30 years) and 1.03 mm ± 0.74 (SD) and 0.18 (SE) for the old birch trees (average age of 72 years) (Gradel et al. 2017).

For seed size using the mean width of seeds per capsule, the model with area and number of seeds per fruit as fixed factors and population as random factor proved to be the best (AIC −172.69; BIC −156.51).