Sentence examples for net distance from inspiring English sources

A particular objective was to assess the ability of semidiurnal internal tidal currents to move suspended material a net distance across the shelf.

In our case study, we choose, as an example, to use the net distance travel of a tool when penetrating inside a model of a deformable surface as the design objective to minimize.

As the passage number increased, migratory capacity was enhanced, average cell speed, total distance and net distance travelled increased up to passage 8. Through the various assays, corroborative evidence pinpoints SMC at passage 7 as the transition point between the contractile and synthetic phenotypes, while passage 8 distinctly and consistently exhibited characteristics of synthetic phenotype.

When the groove spacing (i.e., the net distance between grooves) is relatively small, the bond behaviour of each NSM FRP strip is detrimentally influenced by the adjacent grooves/FRP strips, and such detrimental effect should be taken into account for a safe design of the NSM FRP strengthening system.

During this time, it covers the equivalent net distance of one lattice parameter.

The net distance from outside wall of the left tunnel to that of the right tunnel is only 20 m.

GS had fewer expected effects that were only reflected in longer net distances in GS 20 as compared with GS 5 (P < 0.05).

Our analyses showed that birds in larger ES of 20 m2 had longer net distances (P < 0.001), and mean (P < 0.001) and maximum step-length (P < 0.0001) than individuals in 5 and 10 m2 enclosures.

EGFrlow cells also traveled significantly shorter total and net distances than EGFr negative cells (Table 1).

Similarly, total and net distances traveled within neurites were comparable among the TDP-43 variants used in our study (4.1 5.4 μm for total and 0.4 0.8 μm for net distances; Fig. 4H).

Net distances are similar within and between lineages, except for EBLV-1a, which is slightly more differentiated.