Sentence examples for mm source from inspiring English sources

The annual average rainfall of Palakkad district is 2,106.6 mm (Source IMD, India).

It was also estimated that measurements with a 5 50 mm source to probe distance would be associated with a 5%% uncertainty.

The axes on this graph start at 0.2 mm (depth) and 0.1 mm (source to detector separation) because before these points there is a high background peak (at 0.1 mm depth and 0.1 mm source to detector separation) that is difficult to visualize with the signal peak on the same scale.

K (4) K = ∫ s 0 s 1 s 2 f ¯ 2 ds ∫ s 0 s 1 s 2 f ¯ 2 Dds Fibre type measurements were carried out in transmission mode, using a D8 Discover horizontal goiniometer system (Bruker Gmbh), fitted with a quarter circle Eulerian cradle, with copper Kα X-ray source, with parallel spot optics and 1 mm source and detector apertures.

A collimator for the parallel dual-energy X-ray beam was designed to minimize X-ray beam interference between low- and high-energy parallel beams for 500 mm source-to-detector distance.

Four 100 mm×150 mm sources (90Sr+90Y, 36Cl, 14C and 241Am) had been measured by this system.

The experiments were performed in water at the fundamental frequency of 2.8 MHz for spherically focused (focal length F = 80 mm) square (20 × 20 mm) and rectangular (10 × 25 mm) sources similar to those used in the design of 1D linear arrays operating with ultrasonic imaging systems.

A 5 mm source-detector distance seems reasonable considering the geometry of the eye and the highly scattering tissues.

Both optical systems delivered and collected light through co-located source and detector fibers at 5.3, 8.2, 11.7 and 15.5 mm source-detector separations.

The reduced CBF reponse at larger fiber separations has also been observed in the rat brain by Cheung et al. [ 19] for a 9 mm source-detector separation.

A probe with a smaller diameter than 10 mm could perhaps be preferable (for example 7 mm diameter with 5 mm source-detector distance).