Sentence examples for much larger diameter from inspiring English sources

Some filaments may be melt-spun through a single-hole spinnerette to yield a monofilament that is of much larger diameter than usual textile fibres.

The prime mover is a turboshaft engine (very similar to the one that drives a helicopter rotor except for a different gearbox; see Figure 3) designed to provide a somewhat higher rotative speed for the propeller, which turns faster than the helicopter rotor having a much larger diameter.

In the present study, we trained adult squirrel monkeys on a similar motor task that required pellet retrievals from a much larger diameter well.

After oxidation, the oxidized NW exhibits a much larger diameter than its original Si NW, as shown in Fig. 4d, e.

But according to Brazilian physicist Felipe Braga Ribas of the Valongo Observatory in Rio de Janeiro, observations of a stellar occultation by Quaoar on 4 May 2011 indicate a much larger diameter, between 1045 and 1095 kilometers.

The entirely hierarchical structure confers upon these functionalized CNFs' good dispersibility and stability of the dispersion, despite the much larger diameter and size of the CNF scaffolds than those of normal single-walled or multiwalled CNTs [MWCNTs].

The synthesized SWCNTs have much larger diameters than the SWCNTs synthesized by conventional CCVD.

Without TEA, the products appeared as CH-CIS phase, and the hexagonal structures had much larger diameters.

For Ag NW 3#, the NWs have much larger diameters with a range of 100-200 nm, and hence have much larger diffusion, scattering, and reflection which lead to lower transmittance.

Interestingly, polymer-grafted VGCNFs with much larger diameters and lower grafting ratios are more effective than polymer-grafted MWNTs for the reinforcement; and SMA-grafted VGCNFs are more effective than PGMA-grafted VGCNFs.

SWNTs are one-layer graphitic cylinders having diameters on the order of a few nanometers, whereas MWNTs are composed of numerous concentric cylinders having much larger diameters.