Sentence examples for minimum separation of from inspiring English sources
The measurements yielded a minimum separation of 20° at 2.5 m (86-cm separation) required to see 2 separate hot spots.
The tones in this subset were separated by 20 cents on average, which is much closer than the ∼100 cent minimum separation of tones in most scales; even classical Indian microtones (srutis) are never separated by less than 22 cents [3].
The 100 pings are sent with a minimum separation of 1 second roughly every half-hour.
A minimum separation of three times the petal coil radius is necessary to significantly decrease the mutual inductance.
The TDC system operates with an input resolution of 1.2 ns, a minimum input pulse width of 4.8 ns and a minimum separation of 4.8 ns between pulses.
Some years ago, Mikhail Botvinnik, a former world champion and the mentor, first of Karpov and later of Kasparov, sighed, "I feel that all my life I have been playing Smyslov". Yet his three championship matches with Vasily Smyslov spanned four years, from 1954 to 1958, and included only 69 games and had a minimum separation of a year.
In the interim, the International Civil Aviation Organization is calling for "minimum separations of 10 nautical miles for all aircraft following a landing A380, compared with the typical five miles required when following today's largest aircraft," according to the Journal.
The locations and array sizes, and the maximum and minimum separations of instruments for the 16 sites are tabulated in Table 1.
The XB index is defined as a function of the ratio of the total variation σ to the minimum separation sep of the clusters.
The criteria for accepting a selected point included a minimum distance of 40 m from all edges of the forest polygons and a minimum separation distance of 4500 m from any other chosen geographical points.
Therefore, it is recommended that the UCI not only raises its current minimum separation distance of 10 m to at least 30 m, but also strictly enforces it, to avoid this unwanted aerodynamic effect that can influence the outcome of the race.
