Sentence examples for much faster diameter from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it has been shown that some of these species have much faster diameter growth rates under lower levels of basal area than those found in dense unmanaged old-growth forests (Donoso 2002; Donoso et al. 2009).
Numerical mathematical modeling showed that during high-temperature oxidative regeneration of the adsorbent catalyst, the microfiber catalyst (∼0.01 mm in diameter) is heated much faster than large pellets (∼2 20 mm in diameter) of the adsorbent catalyst due to the significantly higher external specific surface area (∼500 5000 times greater).
Another interesting result is that for the same NAAM geometry (i.e. thickness, interpore distance and pore diameter), the etching rate is much faster in those NAAMs fabricated in malonic acid.
Nanoparticles of easily soluble materials such as ZnO or metals that can be oxidized and then release ions (e.g., Ag) dissolve, due to their small diameter and the corresponding high surface area, much faster than larger particles.
In spines decays were well fitted by a monoexponential, as was reported for spines connected to thin dendrites [15], and much faster with a time constant of 91.2±12.9 ms (n = 22 spines in 14 slices; average diameter 0.94±0.04 µm).
The ideal rate of cut is defined as: Rate of cut [inches per rotation (IPR)] = (diameter of tool [inches]) × sin(Angle of misalignment [degrees]) If it advances much faster, then the tool becomes choked; conversely, if it advances much slower, then an interrupted or zig-zag cut occurs.
"Everything looks much faster.
The machines are much faster.
Typing can be much faster.
"Then, it happened much faster.
