Sentence examples for narrow spacings from inspiring English sources

This article presents, for the first time, the fluid dynamics of the rotating flow of a nanofluid through the narrow spacings within co-rotating discs of a Tesla turbine.

Narrow spaces?

Narrow row spacings consistently had less transmitted light and greater values of extinction coefficient.

Recently, corn (Zea mays L). hybrids accumulating more leaf area above the ear, maturing earlier, yielding better in narrower row spacings and tolerating higher population densities than conventional hybrids have been developed.

The optimal design parameters for the LC-coupled microcavities, dSidair and ddef = dLC, which give the highest Q factor and the narrowest equal wavelength spacings between the channels, λ s, are determined using a graphical engineering approach, based on a Gap Map (GM) presentation [22].

Narrower distributions of lamellar spacings are predicted to be beneficial in increasing 0.2% yield strength.

More specifically, they compared different patterns of measurement spacings (geometric versus uniform spacing).

Treatments included two levels of plant densities (15 and 45 plants m−2), in combination with six levels of row spacing arrangements (three uniform row spacings and three wide narrow row spacings).

Rigorous performance analyses of the effect of mode spacings show that it is possible to attain a narrow channel impulse response and an acceptable BER by maintaining a low radial mode number up to 3 and ensuring that the mode spacing of the azimuthal mode number is higher than 4; or by maintaining a low azimuthal mode number up to 3 and using an even radial mode number separation.

Our simulation results also show that with if we choose the sampling spacings larger, the main lobe of PSD obtained from these two sampling will be much narrower than the original QPSK signal.

Converters with such small spacings are difficult to manufacture, though.