Sentence examples for mm in radius from inspiring English sources

The collimator plates are disk shaped and 64 mm in radius.

Two defect sizes were simulated: 200 and 500 mm in radius.

Both the electrodes are made of copper of 3 mm thickness and 18 mm radius, while the quartz discs are 1 mm thick and 20 mm in radius.

The gas chromatograph was equipped with an HP-5MS elastic silica capillary column 60 m in length, 0.25 mm in radius, and 0.25 μm in film thickness.

Berkovich shape tip for usual indentation test and spherical-corn shape diamond indenter tip (0.4 mm in radius) for OIM were used.

To assist search coil design, an empirical equation for the inductance of relatively flat air-wound coils, based on magnetic field theory, was presented and fit to data taken from coils ranging from 8·75 to 40 mm in radius.

A depleted-uranium/polyethylene/graphite assembly of 131 mm in inner radius and 365 mm in outer radius consists of three layers of depleted uranium shells, two layers of polyethylene shells and a graphite shell, and these shells are arranged alternatively.

To elucidate the effect of the barrier, we conducted two series of numerical simulations; one without a barrier, and another with a barrier of 50 or 100 mm in outer radius and 0 1 in the water volume fraction.

The intensification of mycelium growth in all variants was observed on the 3rd day of cultivation, reaching its maximum on the 12th day of cultivation (all variants had reached 45 mm in colony radius); the P. herpotrichoides mycelium had fully covered the surface of the Petri dishes.

The offset is 9.5 mm in the radius and 22.5 mm in the tibia (Fig.  4).

The mean trabecular thickness was 0.077 mm in the radius and 0.079 mm in the tibia (Table 8).