Sentence examples for mouth diameter from inspiring English sources

For this model the value of n changes from 1/5 to 1 as the pore mouth diameter approaches the yardstick size.

The ANS are laser-etched pits on the bottom wall of the channel and have a mouth diameter of approximately 20 22 μm, as indicted by the heterogeneous nucleation theory.

By means of AFM, both the outer pore mouth diameter dout and the distance between adjacent pores Dout have been measured [47], after averaging values extracted from cross-sections taken along differently oriented lines in the AFM images.

Pteropods were collected using a plankton net (modified WP2 net with 57 cm mouth diameter and 200 µm mesh size) that was gently towed during 2 to 4 min at 15 m depth.

Artificial "flower" targets were constructed from black microcentrifuge tubes (10 mm mouth diameter, 2 ml volume) on top of which were mounted 38 mm diameter rings of 5-mm-thick UV-visible transmitting Perspex acrylic sheet.

For this project, usually a bottle mouth having a diameter of 1.5 - 2 inches is preferable.

The screw-on lid, drinking spout and 1.9-inch-diameter mouth are made of a rigid BPA-free polypropylene plastic, as is a 2-inch-high sliding sleeve that keeps the bottle from collapsing in your hand as you drink and lets the container stand upright even when empty.

A two-block partial least-squares analysis (PLS; [38]) was performed to assess the correlation between shape and trophic traits, i.e., eye diameter (ED), mouth length (ML), jaw length (JL), jaw width (JW), and head width (HW) (Figure 2A).

To confirm the taxonomic determination of the specimens counted in the frames, we examined samples collected by dredging (dredge mouth 60 cm in diameter) on the seamount (60 100 m depth) during an oceanographic campaign on board of the R/V Urania in May 2009.

The physical variables showed that all points contained mainly silt, except for two points close to the river mouths, where the mean diameter was < 35 μm.

For each bed bug population, all stages and representatives of multiple generations were housed together on filter paper strips contained in a glass jar (13 cm high by 7 cm diameter) (narrow-mouth Mason pint jar, Ball Corp., Broomfield, CO) with an organza fabric and filter paper covering held in place using a screw-on ring.